The Future of Augmented Reality (2030)

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This video explores Augmented Reality in 2030. Other related terms: augmented reality, augmented reality glasses, future business tech, future technology, 2030, the world in 2030, ar in education, ar, etc.

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[CharliRay]

They can’t even make regular contact lenses that won’t dry out so I’d love to see AR contacts 😂

[MILLZMAN]

I think medical students would benefit largely from AR, particularly when learning about human anatomy, biology, and for practical purposes such as surgery.

[ARTofRAPHA]

Agree with everything, and there will probably be some use cases that we can't even think about.

[josearellano]

This is awesome! I know that 2030 is just seven years away from us now and will get here quickly due to how fast time goes by. I want to use augmented reality. This is awesome to give more details about something! I can't wait for 2030 and beyond!

[MILLZMAN]

I guess school would be a lot more interesting and fun by 2030 onwards.

[Daisygaming]

This Motivates me to buy an AR headset!!!

[panashifzco]

I think the year 2030 would look alot more cool than in the videos.

[deendeon]

Could be a good tool for stagnating culture or rapidly transforming reality.

I think that you are predicting the future of AR using cognitive models that are somewhere from pre-2000 Anno Domini.

This may as advanced as AR gets in 7 years but beyond that it will become a foot race in to imagination.

[JxSTICK]

AR sounds so cool and ut's actually one of the most exciting technologies out there for me at the moment! ...But one thing is a bit scary for me... cameras! Cameras everywhere and no privacy, right? :/ Like how could we even solve this problem? The glasses just need cameras to be useful or what do you think? I mean you could use stationary tracking devices everywhere so you can do stuff without cameras, but then you can't do that much with it.

[raybandzg]

Nice vid very interesting, what about the future of neuralink or robots

[FutureForwardFusion]

Great video on the future of Augmented Reality! 🌟 We're curious, what do you think will be the most game-changing application of AR in our daily lives by 2030? Will it be in education, healthcare, or something entirely unexpected? Share your thoughts!

[vanessarangel]

Can you please make a video about top technologies in one trillion years

[LabFlurry]

Do you plan to do the video of augmented reality in 2050?

[niinbo]

i have a insane idea, but i wont tell so it will not get stolen

[jordanyoung]

2030, I wonder what that year will be like...I'm only 22, I'll be 29 by then

[tk]

I wonder about the translator tech: will it improve as in, will they finally get the correct translations or be given comically incorrect ones to decipher...YouTube being one of the worst at translations, kinda pathetic since Alphabet seems to either not care or is incompetent.

[danieldouglasclemens]

Ever heard of Glassholes? I hope these privacy concerns are addressed! I also hope that we get augmented contact lenses rather than glasses.

[FlockofSmeagles]

Glass tech, while cool, isn't currently possible. Probably won't be for another 50 years. We'll have something closer to Immersed's Visor. A thin shield that resembles sunglasses with inside out tracking and passthrough. Think of it this way. All of the tech inside the current VR HMD's are only going to get smaller and cheaper as time progresses. It's already light enough to work in. In 10 to 15 years. It'll be part of our daily carry. But, only as long as we standardize this technology now at the enterprise and desktop computing level.

[griverable]

Depression will skyrocket by that time.

[markrich]

My mom always writes down a shopping list whenever we normally do sometimes a need for cashiers or self cheack outs