Interview with Jon Bruner
summary
Hardware costs fall into the single digits with $5 Raspberry Pi Zero and $9 CHIP, enabling developers to treat physical devices like software projects; embedded boards now run JavaScript and Python instead of C, which is the surprising shift. Amazon’s Alexa voice service turns Echo into a cloud-powered endpoint that already controls lights and lists, and industrial experiments like daiquiri helmets and Microsoft HoloLens show augmented reality use cases even as AR’s latency challenges make it harder than VR.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:35Hardware
- 1:18Accessibility
- 2:24Amazon Echo
- 3:56Design after the screen
- 5:54User experiences
- 6:57Augmented Reality vs Virtual Reality
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