Topic: [ANN] Lucyd - Welcome to Lucyd, the new Augmented Reality World - page 6. (Read 18486 times)
Lucyd will make a real impact on the AR industry! Good luck
Will there be several styles for glasses? 
This project has extremely high potential from what I can see. I love the idea to make AR/VR devices appropriate for everyday use.
This is the best project I found, I like this idea very much. Just read your whitepaper. Looking forward to hearing more from your team.
Besides these registered patents, are there any applications that are using 100% the blockchain Lucyd technology?
At what stage of development are the glasses now?
There is no update made recently about the status of current progress but I hope this will happen within roadmap they have enough time to deliver first working product. Into this thread they are not much active that is reason we have little info about that.
Really like the concept of shopping application and hands-free app for drivers. Wish the project good luck
Augmented reality (AR) technology, increasingly familiar in games like Pokémon Go or Snapchat face filters, superimposes digital images on a phone-screen view of the real world to deliver a composite of the two. Accessing the AR experience isn’t limited by the expense or awkwardness of additional equipment that restricts more immersive virtual reality (VR) technologies. All you need for AR is a decent smartphone with a camera.
will glasses have AI as well ? can we talk with these AR glasses ?
I don’t trying to be negative here, just a question : Dont you think other companies, like sony, samsung and Nvidia will make this better, just because they have more money, more skilled specialists etc.?
Hi. I have a question. My eyes is getting tired quickly after wearing 3D glasses for some time, during movie for example. And I'm afraid that I'll have the same problem with AR glasses. Are there some kind of researches about are VR/AR glasses safe for eyes?
They will not bother about the Glasses, their major aim is to develop the project in order to get awareness about the project. But you need to consult an eye specialist because it is not a problem with the glasses every one will use the same glasses to watch the movie.
Hi. I have a question. My eyes is getting tired quickly after wearing 3D glasses for some time, during movie for example. And I'm afraid that I'll have the same problem with AR glasses. Are there some kind of researches about are VR/AR glasses safe for eyes?
Have you already decided what kind of lenses will be used for glasses?
will it be possible to use smartglasses like normal glasses without AR features?
Do you have a video showing how the actual interface will look? Or there is only just a picture for now?
At what stage of development are the glasses now?
I read about voice control of the smartglasses, so could you explain how it will actually work?
Will the glasses have the same functions as my smartphone has? Did I get it right?
Will a special mobile application be needed to use smartglasses?
Who will you guys be working with to develop gaming apps for these glasses?
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