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How can navigation work in smart glasses?
Navigation in glasses can mean a short next-turn cue, a map or a spatial overlay. Check the supported activity, geographic coverage and location source before assuming that one demonstration works on your route.
Make a little room.
- The task at hand
- One useful cue
- Back to your world
Is a small arrow enough for navigation in smart glasses?
An arrow can work for a clear next turn, but closely spaced junctions can make it ambiguous. A concise street name, distance or other identifying…
Read the answer ↗How should smart glasses show that navigation directions are out of date?
The display should distinguish a current route instruction from one based on stale location or a lost connection. An old arrow can look as…
Read the answer ↗Can I use a smart-glasses walking-navigation feature for driving?
A feature designed for walking should not be assumed suitable for driving. Pedestrian routing, instruction timing and supported controls can differ…
Read the answer ↗How should I test walking navigation in smart glasses?
Start on a familiar, low-risk walking route with a conventional backup and, where useful, another person observing. Include a closely spaced…
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