yes and so um explain for the listeners, like guided workflow and you know, what, what can a guy, you know, in a field, you know, you kind of were touching on this minute, like, like what can they do with the pair of these today? And like, what's, you know, you gave one instance, can you give a couple other examples of where this, where this would work?

So let me, I'm pulling up a little note here because I had a question about this yesterday.

So I'm going to do a little bit of reading right here to make sure that I speak super crystal clear.

So guided workflow has a long tail definition.

But if we break it down to its simplest initial factor, form factor, right? What's the beginning of guided workflow? that's invisible and it's in the glasses.

Let me put these back on.

It means that these glasses are speaking to the cloud and in that cloud is an application that's going to perceive what the person sees and has data, knowledge and knowledge base that will put it up against that and then provide information back to the end user.

Tell them about Field Notes and what it's done for Arbor XR on LinkedIn.

And so, um, explain for the listeners, like guided workflow and you know, what, what can a guy, you know, in a field, you know, you kind of were touching on just a minute ago, like, like what can they do with the pair of these today? And like, what's, you know, you gave one instance, can you give a couple other examples of where this, where this would work?

So let me, I'm pulling up a little note here because I had a question about this yesterday.

So I'm going to do a little bit of reading right here to make sure that I speak super crystal clear.

So guided workflow has a long tail definition.

But if we break it down to its simplest initial factor, form factor, right? What's the beginning of guided workflow? that's invisible and it's in the glasses.

Let me put these back on.

It means that these glasses are speaking to the cloud and in that cloud is an application that's going to perceive what the person sees and has data, knowledge and knowledge base that will put it up against that and then provide information back to the end user.

Tell them about Field Notes and what it's done for ArborXR on LinkedIn.

I'm just trying to get a sense of what's happening there.

So you're talking about something that gives me heartburn.

Yeah.

I want to start by saying that I really love Meta's product.

I think that they have an extremely battle tested headset and their glasses because that technology got reverse engineered into those glasses.

And so they work really good.

I've tested some of the newer VR hardware that's out there, and there's just simple things about the user experience that Meta's just got down because they have 82 versions of their firmware that have fixed the hand tracking and the resetting of the room so that way people don't get confused.

And taxes.