Stéphane Richard, CEO of Orange, visited RideOn at our offices in SOSA yesterday. We impressed him with a demo. Maybe you’ll see him on the slopes next winter? Pre-order your RideOn at rideonvision.com/get-your-rideon and then turn on the friend finder app.
Photo by Daniel Bar On, http://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-4667566,00.html
Riders showing off their RideOn neck warmers, even in the heat of summer. Thanks Ohad, Sharon, Dan, Alon, Karen, & Ehud for the submissions! Augmented reality and snow sports enthusiasts can join them and hundreds of other riders this winter by pre-ordering their RideOn #AR #ski goggles here, and they won’t have to pay a dime until the goggles ship out. Monday can be that much sweeter.
This weekend, RideOn CEO Alon Getz attended the annual US-China Startup Investment Forum in Zhengzhou, China. He talked as a VIP guest speaker on his work in augmented reality (AR) systems. Shout outs to all the enthusiastic riders he met at the forum. Xiè xiè, China, and see you next year!
This clip shows our first iteration of RideOn’s in-ride navigation AR feature. When you approach a junction, RideOn will display the piste name of each potential route so you won’t take a wrong turn. It’s a little rough around the edges now, but we’re making progress. Expect prettier things to come.
Glimpse of friend finder at the end of the clip.
Don’t forget that you can now be one of the early adopters of augmented reality tech by pre-order RideOn now at www.rideonvision.com/get-your-rideon. And we won’t charge you until we ship this winter, so it’s risk free. Not bad for a Monday.
With the constant influx of new information on the Internet, we sometimes forget the most basic things. You’re probably thinking, “I’ve been skiing since I was 5 years old. How could I forget what a ski pole is?” We agree, but nobody has been augmented-reality-ing since they were 5. So you might need a refresher. Check out this article, and afterward, you can RideOn smarter than before.
Random snowboarders and skiers trying out RideOn goggles for the first time.
Unlike google glass the features and field of view leave them speechless
Our friend, Lior Chaka Kock tests the new RideOn feature – playback of his freestyle trick in RideOn goggles before doing it.
We took our new goggles and stared directly at the sun on a bright day. The results were great, icons appear clearly very close (~5deg) to the sun.
First batch of the new prototype being painted at the AS-9100-C facility (aircraft grade).
Alon Getz installs RideOn’s new HD camera. The camera is used for recording video, video chat features, and in combination with inertial sensors to measure user location and head orientation. The video allows for HD recording at 1080p.