Maybe not at £3k+ a pop, though !
Apple Vision Pro & cycling
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simonineaston
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Apple Vision Pro & cycling
Anyone else thinking that an indoor trainer and a vr headset would make a great combo for cycling while the weather's a bit rubbish... ? I could "go to Brittany" (or anywhere else for that matter...) whenever I fancied!
Maybe not at £3k+ a pop, though !
Maybe not at £3k+ a pop, though !
S
(on the look out for Armageddon, on board a Brompton nano & ever-changing Moultons)
(on the look out for Armageddon, on board a Brompton nano & ever-changing Moultons)
Re: Apple Vision Pro & cycling
I had a quick run through some possible applications after the announcement.
I have no interest in static trainers but it could do just what you describe, and with or without partners, and you could select your own weather.
Having workshop manuals etc in front of you while fettling would be great. There was a wonderful early application of AR in fitting wiring looms to Boeing aircraft where the correct position and connections were superimposed on the view of the real objects.
Jonathan
I have no interest in static trainers but it could do just what you describe, and with or without partners, and you could select your own weather.
Having workshop manuals etc in front of you while fettling would be great. There was a wonderful early application of AR in fitting wiring looms to Boeing aircraft where the correct position and connections were superimposed on the view of the real objects.
Jonathan
Re: Apple Vision Pro & cycling
I'm not sure I'd want to be trying to wipe sweat out of my £3k+ headset.
I like the idea of technical information being displayed but I wonder if, like a hard hat, you'd forget your wearing it once you became absorbed in a job and end up smacking them in a situation where you want to get very close.
I like the idea of technical information being displayed but I wonder if, like a hard hat, you'd forget your wearing it once you became absorbed in a job and end up smacking them in a situation where you want to get very close.
