For applications like augmented reality it makes sense to investigate ways to better get data directly into your eyes, without having to find a screen or move a smartphone around. And even for the most common interfaces it would be great to simply display the results directly to your retina. Sounds a bit obtrusive or even dangerous, but much work has been done in the area and seems to be close to delivery. At the right a simple example, I tested something similar several years ago. Can implantation be far behind? Some work in this area shown in Engadget and an article in Popsci describing work by NEC and Brother.
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Retinal Displays
For applications like augmented reality it makes sense to investigate ways to better get data directly into your eyes, without having to find a screen or move a smartphone around. And even for the most common interfaces it would be great to simply display the results directly to your retina. Sounds a bit obtrusive or even dangerous, but much work has been done in the area and seems to be close to delivery. At the right a simple example, I tested something similar several years ago. Can implantation be far behind? Some work in this area shown in Engadget and an article in Popsci describing work by NEC and Brother.
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