- A Microsoft designer has imagined a new portable co -pilot without display and hud
- The Copilot Veja concept fully transmits information thanks to audio comments
- Double cameras give portable stereoscopic vision and awareness of potential depth
Microsoft Designer Braz de Pina has created an unofficial concept for a laptop powered by the co -pilot which reinvents what a successor for the HoloLens helmet could be.
Called the Veja co -pilot, the device is not a helmet but rather takes the form of stems worn by the ear equipped with cameras, microphones and buttons for interaction.
Although the name Veja comes from the Portuguese word to “see” (bringing the absence of particularly strange eyes cameras), the fact of not having a head display was a deliberate decision. Most people already have screens in their pockets and on their wrists, and adding another was considered useless by de Pina.
Audio-premier
De Pina describes the Copilot Veja as a “fans concept”, designed around the idea of making the co -pilot portable, conversational and practical without the need for a head -up display.
Instead of providing visually information, the Veja uses audio as the main channel.
“I continue to think about how AI has changed the course in media metal and the Ar / VR universe. I know that Meta invests strongly in smart glasses and similar devices, not to mention all fascinating VR and ARA helmets.
“In this case, the glasses would not be necessary,” he continued. “We simply set up one of the defects of AI: the inability to read the context in real time. An AI that can see what you see and provide instant comments on your environment would allow rapid and natural communication. This is what Copilot Veja.”
The ear stems are designed with comfort in the mind. Each carries a set of controls, including a power button, a volume button, a co -pilot button and a camera trigger.
De Pina imagined the two cameras working together to reproduce the stereoscopic vision, giving AI the ability to analyze the world in depth while allowing the user to capture the content.
Although it is not something that Microsoft would probably do, it is a great idea and that we would like to see going beyond being a simple concept.
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