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  1. 001Hacker NewsOCT · 10English

    The Lightbulb Computer

    The Lightbulb Computer is a speculative device combining a projector and computer vision in a lightbulb form factor to project information and augment physical spaces. It offers an alternative to smart glasses by enabling hands-free, voice-activated interaction for kitchen tasks, studying, trip planning, smart home control, and ambient displays without requiring users to look at small screens.

    By Guillaume Ardaud