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A SPECS AR Lens that logs lab sensor readings every 10 seconds into a table floating above the instruments, then turns them into graphs. No notebook, no retyping into Excel.
Virtual slalom cones and eyes-up cues for beginner roller skaters on SPECS. Set up a drill anywhere, ride hands-free, and get feedback only after you stop.
AR cooking coach for Spectacles: steps and timers on your pot and pan, and a beep from the pot when the pasta's done.
Eyes-up, hands-free AR electronics workbench coach for Snap Spectacles: anchors 3D pinout beacons, live probe telemetry, and off-axis thermal hazard cues onto physical PCBs at z = -110 cm.
Set your nutrient goals, then grab fruit and veg into a basket while the totals update. An AR Lens for Specs that puts each item's top nutrients right on the food.
When Parkinson's freezes your feet at a doorway, Threshold draws stepping lines on the floor and plays a steady beat from the door, then fades away once you walk on. Nothing to press.
A memory-palace Lens for SPECS: each beat of your talk becomes an odd object on your own furniture. Walk the route to rehearse hands-free, then recall it from memory.
A spatial tutor that explains money, taxes, and logic through worked examples in a miniature AR garden, then guides your practice.
Helps squat beginners see what changes: one exaggerated pattern (knees, heels or chest) appears over a white reference on SPECS, and the stage turns to the view where it shows.
Pinch a window and see where its sunlight lands on the floor: now, on Dec 21 and on Jun 21. Drag the sun to change the hour.
Shake the car seat. A 1-inch ruler sits right on it. The Lens never measures and never says "safe": the parent decides.
Turns pitch-dark blackout rooms into safely lit spaces using Snap Spectacles, pinch-and-drag 3D lamps, and spatial lumen mapping.
See where a gallery light's glare lands for wheelchair, child and standing visitors, then move the light until the glare stays out of the viewing area.
Look at the port. Know it is safe. An AR Lens for SPECS that shows ICU nurses which IV line is safe for the drug in their hand.
New mail carriers practice their case, then place the same letters from memory. A miss lights the right slot, and only the letters you placed from memory count.
Hands-free iFixit steps anchored to the phone you’re fixing — next/prev without putting tools down.
An AR memory for taking things apart: tag each removed part where you put it, then follow the sequence back.
A pre-dawn rubber-tapping guide for SPECS: the correct cut appears on the bark, one pinch when done, and a spatial "tok" leads you to the next tree. Eyes on the tree, knife in hand.
Assemble an elbow in your space, explore its movement, then test what you remember.
Will your sofa make it through the door? Pinch the door, dial in the sofa, and the answer is written right in the doorway.
An earthquake drill for Snap Spectacles. The room is new every time, the quake comes without warning, and you take cover with your own body. Then fix the room and face the same quake again.
See where tall furniture would land if it tipped — on your own floor, at real size — then anchor it or move the bed before it happens. A SPECS Lens built with plan-lens, CLAD and LEAF.
See it on you before the fitting room. A YouCam try-on shortlist built for Snap Spectacles.
Shake Lab — Tuned Mass Damper Resonance Bench for Snap SPECS (Learn AR with SPECS Hackathon)
