3D display could make Google Glass easier on the eyes

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Researchers at the University of Arizona and the University of Connecticut have developed a technology for augmented reality devices that superimposes data over three dimensions rather than two. The technique makes the user experience much more seamless and vastly reduces eye strain, making AR devices more attractive for long-term use... Continue Reading 3D display could make Google Glass easier on the eyes

Section: Electronics

Tags: 3D, Augmented Reality, Ergonomic, Eyewear, Google Glass, University of Arizona, University of Connecticut

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