Humans are never going to be walking around with huge computer goggles on their faces, and that's because humans already do that, and it's called *cars*. Cars are a bigged opportunity for AR, and it's just a matter of doing the HUD on the windshield properly. You have everything you need: established adoption, plenty of space for a beefy CPU/GPU, and people get bored in cars, or waste time. And virtual billboards shouldn't distract drivers any more than actual billboards do.
@staltz Yeah I defs wouldn't subject the average human to my lifestyle. :P
I wonder how "AR screens" could interplay with public transit or with less harmful things than cars like bikes or scooters. Could be a useful case for having "fog computing"
@mauve yeah I know, but I said "humans" as in "mainstream people". I bet that whatever technology will always have a non-zero amount of people who love to use it, but that doesn't guarantee mainstream.