Although there are some in development. But would you be interested in something like this?

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      That is not an issue with anything that is supposed to act as a HUD, as they project the image in such a way that it looks to be further away. They have to, because humans are terrible at looking at something that close to their eyes anyway.
      Google Glass for example projected it so that the image looked like it was 2.5 meters away from your face.

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        I’m really curious what the Google Glass concept would be like with modern technology. I feel like the form factor was poisoned from the backlash at the time, but it seems so much more viable than the stupid bulky headsets.

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      My Cadillac has a video display as a rear view mirror and it has that issue. With a traditional rear view mirror your focal length doesn’t change much, but in my car your focus has to shift to the mirror 2 feet away.

      It has upsides though, as passengers or objects in the rear seat don’t affect your mirror view.

      Whenever I change vehicles it takes a few minutes to readjust.

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      What if the helmet had a camera that projected it’s view along with the hud? You might lose some depth perception but at least you could see the road while looking at the HUD.