New interview about the AugmentedRift

A week ago, we had an interview with Gregory about the AugmentedRift and how it can help people with face blindness to recognize faces. We were also talking about privacy issues and the Intel RealSense cameras. Here is the link to the complete interview:

Interview about the AugmentedRift

You can also see the video here. Have fun watching it!

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