The input will make selecting a choice effortless - using it will be as easy as clicking a virtual, always-available button through a slight movement of your finger.īut this system is many years off. The AI will make deep inferences about what information you might need or things you might want to do in various contexts, based on an understanding of you and your surroundings, and will present you with a tailored set of choices. Two of the most critical elements are contextually-aware AI that understands your commands and actions as well as the context and environment around you, and technology to let you communicate with the system effortlessly - an approach we call ultra-low-friction input.
That interface will require many innovations in order to become the primary way we interact with the digital world. The future of HCI demands an exceptionally easy-to-use, reliable, and private interface that lets us remain completely present in the real world at all times. Rather than dragging our attention to the periphery in the palm of our hand like our mobile phones, AR glasses will see the world exactly as we see it, placing people at the center of the computing experience for the first time and bringing the digital world to us in three dimensions to help us communicate, navigate, learn, share, and take action in the world. It’s a fusion of the real world and the virtual world in a way that fundamentally enhances daily life for the better.” “Imagine being able to teleport anywhere in the world to have shared experiences with the people who matter most in your life - no matter where they happen to be,” says Andrew Bosworth, who leads FRL. We’re developing natural, intuitive ways to interact with always-available AR glasses because we believe this will transform the way we connect with people near and far.
At Facebook Reality Labs (FRL) Research, we’re building an interface for AR that won’t force us to choose between interacting with our devices and the world around us.
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