- A Microsoft designer imagined a new copilot portable without display and skin
- Copilot Veja -Concept transmits information completely through audio feedback
- Double cameras provide the portable stereoscopic vision and potential in -depth awareness
Microsoft Designer Braz de Pina has created an unofficial concept for a copilot-driven laptop that is reimaginated what a successor of the Hololens headset could be.
Called Copilot Veja, the device is not a headset, but instead takes the form of ear -borne stems equipped with cameras, microphones and buttons for interaction.
Although the name Veja comes from the Portuguese word for “see” (getting the absence of eye cameras to seem strange), it was not a conscious decision to have a heads up display. Most people already have screens in their pockets and on their wrists, adding another one was considered unnecessary by the pina.
Audio-first
De Pina describes Copilot Veja as a “fan-made concept”, designed around the idea of making copilot portable, conversation and practical without the need for a head-up screen.
Instead of delivering information visually, Veja uses sound as the main channel.
“I am still thinking about how AI has changed the course of Metaverse -hype and the AR/VR universe. I know that Meta is heavily invested in smart glasses and similar units, not to mention all the exciting VR and AR -Head out there. But my question is: With capable agent ai, I really need to see what ai tells me? Post on a post.
“In this case, glasses would not be necessary,” he continued. “We would simply solve one of AI’s shortcomings: Inability to read context in real time. An AI that can see what you see and give immediate feedback about your surroundings would allow for quick, natural communication. That’s what copilot road is all about.”
The ear stems are designed with comfort in mind. Each of them has a set of controls, including a power switch, a volume button, a copilot button and a camera rigger.
De Pina imagined the double cameras that worked together to replicate stereoscopic vision, giving AI the ability to analyze the world in depth while also allowing the user to capture content.
While this is not something that Microsoft would ever make, it is a good idea and one we would love to see go beyond being a clean a concept.
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