We’ve been waxing lyrical (and critical) about Apple’s Vision Pro here at TechCrunch this week – but, of course, there are other things happening in the world of wearable tech, as well. Sol Reader raised a $5 million seed round with a headset that doesn’t promise to do more. In fact, it is trying to […]
  •  TenNinetythree   ( @TenNinetythree@vlemmy.net ) English
    10•1 year ago

    The product has a diopter adjustment built in, so glasses- and contacts-wearers can use the glasses without wearing additional vision correction (up to a point – the company doesn’t specify the exact adjustment range).

    Can companies at freaking least do me the favour and reject visually impaired me openly instead of implicitly?

    •  Juniper   ( @juni@skein.city ) English
      6•1 year ago

      Couldn’t agree more, and what about asymmetric prescriptions? This has been part of why I’ve never really been able to get into VR in general, the accessibility of it just isn’t there.