SwitchUpCB XR is a resource which shows you how to stop wasting time with XR glasses.
You receive this resource by joining Exec which is in early access.
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SwitchUpCB XR features updated XR glasses setup guides developed in every environment so you are never limited by your work space or time.
SwitchUpCB XR stops you from losing time and money developing these solutions yourself.
Each guide demonstrates how to configure a working setup and also includes what didn't work during the development of the setup.
So, you don't have to waste your time figuring out how each setup works.
Here is an example.
SwitchUpCB purchased a $150 phone microphone while configuring the hands-free voice control XR glasses setup, but this microphone (among many others) didn't work for many reasons. However, SwitchUpCB was able to find a phone microphone which worked due to a special feature on the microphone.
You would need to determine what this special feature was to develop your own hands-free voice control solution.
What are XR Glasses?
XR glasses are glasses which show a computer's screen (e.g., your phone).
XR glasses eliminate context switching by letting you work beyond physical limitations.
Here are examples of physical limitations you face while working on a computer.
1) Your work place may not have enough space for the computer (e.g., your workspace is a parked car).
2) You may be too physically fatigued to operate in your work space (e.g., your workspace uses a chair).
3) You may not be able to access a computer due to the environment (e.g., you workspace is a food preparation environment).
Context Switching is the action of switching from one task to another. This action adds friction your workload which affects your energy while working.
Here is an example.
Suppose you move a computer from one place to another to change workspaces is a context switch.
You waste time and energy performing the tasks of 1. workspace shutdown. 2. transportation. 3. workspace setup.
XR glasses position your screen in a direct line of sight to your face (or where you prefer the screen to be). So, you can always place your screen in a healthy, ergonomic position while working.
You can also voice control a remote computer with XR glasses.
This hands-free setup works by using your voice to control a remote device, which has its screen displayed from the XR glasses.
So, you are able to work on your computer while performing physical tasks (e.g., walking, working on another physical device, physical labor).