Canonical Examples

RideOn: AR ski goggles

Published

Context

It can be difficult to always take out your phone when you are skiing for taking photos, or calling a friend, or navigating the slopes. Now you can do all that in your goggles. 

Design concept

Navigate the slopes, record videos and take pictures and interact with fellow riders, even play games.

Experiential qualities and related concepts

Collaborative, exertion, sociality, visibility.

Augmentation modality

Visual.

Technical options

AR-enabled ski goggles.

Prototyping techniques

AR HMD.
Third-person prototypes.

Source

Product site, 2018.
Link to video.

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