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The “wearable technology” Google Glass has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery–with the potential to enhance surgical training, medical documentation, and patient safety, according to a special paper in the March 2015 issue of Employees also get exclusive access to cool, new products, like the Google Glass. Fortune added 16 new companies to the list this year. One of the new companies was Twitter, which offers same-sex benefits, a gym and free food — including Seamless Washington : The world’s first plastic surgery procedure performed using Google Glass has shown promising use of the eye-wearable device in plastic surgery, reports IANS. Google Glass has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery – with The television industry has gone through some incredibly dramatic changes over the past decade with network domination being rapidly eroded thanks to a tidal wave of original cable and streaming programming. Part of the reason for the viewer migration is Watch Me Date executive producer Merrope Mills admits she had a bit of an anxiety attack the moment Google announced its was discontinuing its Google Glass eyewear. That’s because the premise of the online video dating program relies on two people According to 9to5Google’s sources, several of Google’s Glass at Work partners have received “very early versions” of the next iteration of Google Glass. Sources also say that the group of engineers working on Glass has been significantly .

Google might have already jumped onto the wearable computing bandwagon and abandoned it like many of its prematurely aborted projects, but that hasn't fazed Sony from getting into the fray. Sony has made its version of augmented reality glasses in the vein TELTOW, Germany, Mar 03, 2015 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI), a leader in Eye Tracking Technology for more than two decades, announced today a prototype of SMI Gaze Interaction for Google Glass. It is based on a new eye tracking Despite the fact that Glass was all but a complete misfire for Google, the project isn’t going away any time soon. Earlier this month, Tony Fadell told The New York Times that “future products” in the Glass line won’t be subjected to the same Google Glass, once the darling of advanced wearable computing, is now an inadvertently funny cautionary tale about how not to develop a product — at least, not one so ambitious and controversial. See also: Whatever happens to Google Glass, it's been a .