These are something I’ve wished existed for a long time, and I think smart glasses have a huge potential to become a worldwide phenomena.
However, getting past the filter of the post-hype cliff and into mainstream adoption is going to be incredibly difficult with only two locations available.
I think the company would need to partner with local eyeglasses or technology storefronts to open that mass adoption door a lot wider.
Another option may be to use current advances in Augmented Reality developer toolkits to make an “app” to perform the 3D facial scanning needed for the custom fit. This leaves only the lens prescription information being required for those who require it.
Point being, I would buy these in a heartbeat, but not if I have to drive to New York City to do so, and I think there’s a lot of people who feel the same way.
These are something I’ve wished existed for a long time, and I think smart glasses have a huge potential to become a worldwide phenomena.
However, getting past the filter of the post-hype cliff and into mainstream adoption is going to be incredibly difficult with only two locations available.
I think the company would need to partner with local eyeglasses or technology storefronts to open that mass adoption door a lot wider.
Another option may be to use current advances in Augmented Reality developer toolkits to make an “app” to perform the 3D facial scanning needed for the custom fit. This leaves only the lens prescription information being required for those who require it.
Point being, I would buy these in a heartbeat, but not if I have to drive to New York City to do so, and I think there’s a lot of people who feel the same way.
Pop-ups in the near future.
https://next.reality.news/news/market-reality-north-plans-smartglasses-pop-up-stores-adobe-buys-allegorithmic-candy-ventures-snags-blippar-assets-0193023/
Awesome, I think that will work then. I’ll keep my eyes open for one near me.