Just wanted to check in and see if anyone here has ever tried using a pair of 'smart' glasses (VR / AR / ? ...) to program with. I'm thinking of something simple with an HDMI input I can just plug into my thunderbolt port and project my IDE / web browser onto.<p>Background: I tend to sit in a reclined position with my feet elevated when I code but my neck and upper back then have to strain to look at what I'm doing on the screen. If I could fully recline with a head mounted display I think it would take some of the strain off. I realize a standing desk is an option to avoid neck strain but I'm curious about the glasses use case.<p>It seems like the wild west out there right now in terms of modes, options, models and price points so was hoping to tap the collective here to avoid problems.<p>I'm not looking for AR or 3D capabilities, just large format immersive (probably some translucence).<p>Here's a couple of links for reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRFv9XxXnh0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYPmpMPLa6Y&t=687s
I've had some times in the past where my chair was really causing me discomfort. I thought it would be nice to be able to do something similar--perhaps even lay down with one of those split ergonomic keyboards. (I rarely use a mouse)<p>I didn't find much during my investigation at the time, but this was a couple of years ago. There were some VR headsets that people had hacked up to show a terminal, but not much beyond that.