what does "augmented" mean to you?
to me, listening to a podcast while driving is probably augmented reality, and that has nothing to do with driving or the route I'm taking.
this does augment the activity intended.
to me, listening to a podcast while driving is probably augmented reality, and that has nothing to do with driving or the route I'm taking.
this does augment the activity intended.
> Augmented reality (AR) is an interactive experience of a real-world environment where the objects that reside in the real world are enhanced by computer-generated perceptual information
I agree in that there needs to be some interaction between real-world objects and virtual ones to be considered more than a simple HUD.
So, showing a billboard every 100m alongside the road showing your speed, heart rate, etc would be AR (and yes, a hud seems better option for this kind of thing)
Less controversially, hearing aids and HDR goggles would also fit the bill.