No, clearly stupid was already born, they just have more things to be stupid with while endangering other people’s livesNew kind of stupid is born. I'll buy the vision pro when it's available in Europe, but it'll stay at home...
I am more worried about the other bikers or pedestrians he may kill, before finishing his movie!I would never wish for somebody to die in a fiery wreck, but some people are born to be closer to that reality than others through stupidity it would seem.
A steering wheel does that with zero lag and higher fidelity.I am just using the Apple Vision Pro to steer my vehicle with gestures
I don't think the "incredibly" in this situation meant "wow, can you believe that actually worked?" but rather "wow can you believe the actual stupidity?"> incredibly he reportedly "drove with the headset for 30-40 seconds."
Is that incredible? I mean it's unwise, perhaps stupid and reckless, but it's not really incredible - the thing has high-quality live passthrough video, it's not surprising that you'd be able to drive with it on (even if you shouldn't).
You have a few seconds before the cameras turn off, even if the AVP crashes, but still, this is a new level of stupidity.This is very dangerous imagine the device shutting off or glitching while driving. AVP’s cameras should detect a person at the wheel and ask the driver to remove it.
A moment's look should make it clear that you're way off the mark here. Yes, the Vision Pro has high quality pass through and you could easily drive with it on, if that's how you were using it. THIS driver obviously isn't using it that way. He or she is using gestures left and right, interacting with a window or something that's clearly between the eyes and the road.> incredibly he reportedly "drove with the headset for 30-40 seconds."
Is that incredible? I mean it's unwise, perhaps stupid and reckless, but it's not really incredible - the thing has high-quality live passthrough video, it's not surprising that you'd be able to drive with it on (even if you shouldn't).