Eh. Still not gonna fly, ‘Bob. Except for the few chrome domes, and MilSpec buzz cuts around the office, nobody’s down with the whole helmet thing, because the completely unenviable result is: “helmet hair”. One early morning Directors meeting would leave the entire upper echelon preening in the washroom mirrors for a full hour following, trying to fix their matted down hair.
And, try this grueling schedule on for size:
7:30am -— Executive Meeting
8:30am -— Hair Appt
10:00am -— Sales Meeting
11:00am -— Hair Appt
1:00pm -— Production Meeting
2:30pm -— Hair Appt
4:00pm -— Meet w/Accounting RE: Expense Reports
That’d go over like lead balloons in any economy.
That reminds me - I need a haircut.
"And, try this grueling schedule on for size:Wow! I had no idea you were working with the John Edwards staff!
7:30am -— Executive Meeting
8:30am -— Hair Appt
10:00am -— Sales Meeting
11:00am -— Hair Appt
1:00pm -— Production Meeting
2:30pm -— Hair Appt
4:00pm -— Meet w/Accounting RE: Expense Reports"
I would be happy to work with anyone to design a "visor" which would be more acceptable. Perhaps you may picture a tiara instead, or a green eyeshade.
The principle is to have something which can monitor your facial expressions, the tilt and direction of your head, and present a screen for viewing to each eye. Seeing what has been done with miniaturizing microphones in the last forty years, I think we can do it.
I would have expected someone to object to wearing gloves as well. These devices are only for data capture or presentation. They should not intrude into one's awareness.