AR For Hearing Is Making Strides; AR Glasses Are Still A Far Off Dream
AR For Hearing Is Making Strides; AR Glasses Are Still A Far Off Dream
By Tim Bajarin
Most of us are already familiar with AR in our world today. For example, typical hearing aids augment the ability to hear better. Adding AR to eyeglasses will be the most difficult problem to solve related to augmenting vision. Read the rest of the article.
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