Can Metaglasses Technology be Applied to Smartphones?

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Metaglasses, described as the first holographic interface allowing users to interact with 3D holograms, present potential applications for smartphones. While the technology can theoretically be adapted for mobile devices, successful implementation requires additional hardware to facilitate interaction. The inherent mobility of smartphones poses challenges, as users would need to stabilize the device with one hand, limiting engagement with holographic content. Therefore, while feasible, the practicality of integrating metaglasses technology into smartphones remains questionable.

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i search about metaglasses in google then i get some information about it "the first holographic interface. &we can touch and move the 3-d holograms directly with your hands in 3-d space.and Metaglasses are space glasses.&meta:The most advanced augmented reality glasses by meal."
then i think about ;can we apply the property of metaglasses in our smartphones. but i do'nt get any relavent information about its application in smartphones. sir can you help me?
 
is your question can they transfer the technology to smart phones? the answer would be yes if they added the relevant hardware too. how well it would work is another mater.
unlike glasses which are fixed in relation to your eyes the phone is not. so you would need one hand on the device reducing your interaction with the holographic space.

it could be done but it wouldn't necessarily be convenient in its use which may mean they wouldn't pursue it.
 

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