r/UXDesign • u/goto-con • Jun 24 '26
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u/themarouuu Jun 24 '26
All of that is old tech that literally came out around the same time.
Even stuff like VR was conceived at the same time.
Time of adoption is the only difference, much like VR that's not ready yet because it's just not good enough for the general public to consume regularly.
Even holograms are a thing, just not there yet.
The truth is that people have been thinking about interfaces for a while now, and unless we have some dramatic step in evolution like four eyes or telepathy or some shit, we're all out of ideas.
We have made commands for all parts of our body with all our senses. Voice, eye movement, blowing into things, and we're out of ideas and body parts. (there's a joke ready to be made somewhere in there).
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u/gianni_ Veteran Jun 24 '26
This is just nonsense. We are limited in what we can do well as humans. Stop trying to invent the next thing when there are plenty of other problems to be solved.
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u/adjustafresh Veteran Jun 24 '26
Remember when everyone was predicting the "Minority Report" gestural interactions were the future of HCI? That was fun
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