Using Augmented Reality in the Field, Right?

There is a thing, essentially, where you've got data overload. There's only so much data that we can actually actively process. You end up with analysis paralysis at a minute to minute level. The other side of that is the addiction side. With a phone, you can put it away. It's not in your face, right? With something that literally son your face, that can get considerably more challenging. But there are benefits to be had. Like, there are genuine cases where you can train a doctor, right? Ring wearing the right equipment, a, right? A, aor glasses, right? And feeding that data back to three or four students and practising surgeons