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Viral videos of Tesla drivers using VR headsets prompt US government alarm
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Staged Apple Vision Pro videos be like
I really don't think these are staged. All its doing is making Vision Pro users look like assholes
Edit: misread the OP comment. Thought they were saying Apple was staging these videos. I do believe that this video is probably staged by someone
The thing doesn’t work when you’re moving and the cameras detect that your surroundings are moving. It is 100% staged.
Quickly, someone with a Apple Vision Pro test this out in his car!
Source? I heard that it's usable on an airplane
As long as your environment appears to be fixed to the cameras, it is fine, but in a car your surroundings are moving by. On a plane, you usually can’t see much more than the seats around you.
Maybe that’s the point.
The movements in the video definitely look exaggerated especially the wavy hands at the end
I don't deny that it's probably staged. Imo it's more likely just rage bait