Dr. Fan’s Rules for Successful AR and VR – Inspiring Success
summary
Kopin distills thirty years of wearable display work into five concrete rules: prioritize human comfort and situation awareness, deliver information in small bursts, use voice and optics instead of touchscreens, and keep devices light and fashionable. Cites the F‑35 helmet as a successful see‑through AR system, says Kopin supplies over 90% of military AR headsets, shows a drone racing demo at ~100 mph, and demos an MVP sunglass AR unit weighing about a golf ball for cyclists and runners.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to AR/VR
- 1:15Evolution of wearable computers
- 4:51Defining AR VR and MR
- 6:38Five rules for AR/VR success
- 10:33Rules for VR and common mistakes
- 13:09Beyond gaming in AR/VR
- 14:56Successful AR/VR examples
- 18:09Q&A and book signing
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