Ski Goggles with built-in display shows you right where you are
Next Monday, Oakley, one of the largest sports optics makers in the world, will unveil its $599 Airwave ski goggles, an all-new product featuring a small built-in heads-up display that mimics what appears to be a 14-inch screen seen at a distance of five feet.
Apparently it shows a wide range of imagery and information, including where a skier is, where their friends are, and even data about the last jump they took, or the last run they skied.
I doubt if a predictive ability is built into it to show the immediate toss the skier is going to take while watching all this!
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Apparently it shows a wide range of imagery and information, including where a skier is, where their friends are, and even data about the last jump they took, or the last run they skied.
I doubt if a predictive ability is built into it to show the immediate toss the skier is going to take while watching all this!
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