AR is an obvious candidate for the next platform and superior UX (if the hardware is possible) when it's ready.
"Metaverse" branding doesn't matter, UI in line of site and ability to manipulate things in the real world just by looking at them and gesturing has obvious massive potential and appeal.
I don't care about Ready Player One and the fiction stuff is irrelevant.
The ability to have interactive virtual overlays in the real world is big, the potential for new things given that platform is enormous. If you think that hardware is impossible that's one thing, but to not even see it is just short sighted and a classic knee-jerk HN dismissal that can end up a joke ten years later.
AR is an obvious candidate for the next platform and superior UX (if the hardware is possible) when it's ready.
"Metaverse" branding doesn't matter, UI in line of site and ability to manipulate things in the real world just by looking at them and gesturing has obvious massive potential and appeal.
I don't care about Ready Player One and the fiction stuff is irrelevant.
The ability to have interactive virtual overlays in the real world is big, the potential for new things given that platform is enormous. If you think that hardware is impossible that's one thing, but to not even see it is just short sighted and a classic knee-jerk HN dismissal that can end up a joke ten years later.