Definitely yes, but you have to look at them through your phone so I'm afraid it gets tiresome quickly. It's fish for the graph + raise phone + align and walk around the graph vs seat and flip the charts around by swiping the screen. I agree with the current top poster, it's a gimmick.
It reminds me of the narrow visual field of the hololens I tried months ago. I spent half of the time turning around and moving my head up and down to look for objects. Then they were pleasantly steady once I found them but the experience doesn't compare with the visual field we're born with.
Those ARKit charts look very steady too. I assume that fixing a virtual object in space is a solved problem and it's not an easy one.
It reminds me of the narrow visual field of the hololens I tried months ago. I spent half of the time turning around and moving my head up and down to look for objects. Then they were pleasantly steady once I found them but the experience doesn't compare with the visual field we're born with.
Those ARKit charts look very steady too. I assume that fixing a virtual object in space is a solved problem and it's not an easy one.