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by Darwins_Toffees15 hours ago |
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upvoteby dmix15 hours ago|
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Wearing a headset in the back of an Uber doesn't sound that crazy,

I use those motion cues on my iPhone even though I don't struggle with motion sickness https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OxbjggMcKrk

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upvoteby nozzlegear15 hours ago|
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I use them as well. I'm usually the driver so I don't typically look at my phone while the car is moving, but I recently rode along with a family member to an event. They handed me their iPhone to look at something and I felt totally disoriented trying to look at a moving screen in a moving car. I had to resist the urge to turn on the motion cues.
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upvoteby caiusdurling14 hours ago|
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It's really useful for having a decent screen up in front of me when I'm a passenger trying to do something on the laptop. Saves staring down at my lap, and removes any motion on my screen from the peripheral view of the driver.

Still somewhat odd when a bus drives out from behind your Terminal mind.

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upvoteby matthew-wegner13 hours ago|
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From the article: "new features for controlling power wheelchairs with Apple Vision Pro"

Someone using this feature will want motion cues as well.

And in your quote: Dwell Control is a feature set to interact with an Apple Vision Pro using only your eyes. Lingering your gaze on a button will press it. An AVP is now more comfortable to use in more situations because of motion cues.

Maybe just rethink your "maybe just" comment...?

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upvoteby kridsdale114 hours ago|
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Trains. Airplanes. TFA said vehicle, not car.
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upvoteby brookst15 hours ago|
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Trains are a thing.
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upvoteby jclardy14 hours ago|
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Planes? Trains? If you haven't used these motion dots, they actually do work wonders. My wife gets motion sickness and could barely ever look at her phone when riding as a passenger in the car, even just to type in directions. With the motion dots she does just fine.
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upvoteby yreg14 hours ago|
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>Maybe just don't wear them in a car?

Why not?

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upvoteby HDBaseT3 hours ago|
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We probably do need laws to prevent people watching movies in an Apple Vision Pro whilst driving.

We have harsh laws on using phones whilst driving, a Vision Pro (if configured in a specific way) could entirely block your vision with a Movie or Show and this is dangerous.

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upvoteby throwaway13244814 hours ago|
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Because the more we reject our shared reality and substitute it with each our own, the less humane we become.
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upvoteby 14 hours ago|
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upvoteby nozzlegear11 hours ago|
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The AVP is primarily an AR device, not VR.
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upvoteby jkman14 hours ago|
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God forbid a person rejects the shared reality of a boring 12 hour flight and substitutes it with their own. Some real deep thoughts here
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upvoteby throwaway13244814 hours ago|
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I’ve met some very interesting people on flights. I’ve done some great work. I’ve had some great ideas.

Don’t be so scared of variety. You just keep subjecting yourself to more of the same. The unending familiarity makes you dull.

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