Strong messages and good delivery. Futuristic, yet believable.

What do you think?

This wireless, mind-read headset only costs a few hundred dollars. The training task in the demo feels very much like speech recognition in its early days. Motion control intantly looks antiquated.

Most augmented reality services do not reach beyond being ads or gimmicks. In many cases they are both. This USPS service is different. It uses AR to make one of UPSP’s product more tangible and efficient. It is also easy to understand. The connection between the application of technology and the customer’s problem is clean and crisp.

Try it out here.

Dedicated reading device no more?

Source: Engadget

Tonight, I turned my trusted dough scraper upside down and found it looks eerily similar to a recently announced magical input device. My mouse gasped.