Augmented reality glasses like Microsoft’s Hololens can float 3D images right in front of your eyes, creating the illusion that these pixels exist as objects in your real environment. But there’s just one catch: These glasses have to live on your face.
But a new concept called WatchThru—developed by Digital Media Lab (TZI), Google and Hasselt University—puts the possibilities of AR on your wrist.
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