Though I use technology daily, including allowing it to save my ass, I would go full Luddite if the world would let me. Let me touch grass, not screens. But the world moves on and new technology continues to be brought to the public at a rapid pace, with the latest trend being augmented reality (AR).
AR is pretty easy to understand, as glasses, goggles, or lenses offer up a digital head-up display (HUD) that gives the wearer information about the world around them. Within the realm of RideApart's mission, it may offer things like speed, weather, and GPS navigation, or used by mechanics to understand service intervals, where parts are located, and more, as the automotive company Genesis does.
