Google Glass: Google Glass And Augmented Reality

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It seemed like the nascent augmented-reality industry was on a roller coaster at the start of the year. Things looked bad when Google announced that it was terminating sales of its Glass headset in favor of developing some new version to be announced at Google Google announced last month that it was ending the first version of its augmented reality glasses, Google Glass, for consumers. For many, this was confirmation of what a terrible idea the whole project was. But the idea of sticking a computer on So, in one light, the term can be read as a catchall term for emerging virtual reality tech like Facebook’s Oculus Rift and augmented reality like Google already in the space can learn from Google Glass, which was recently put under new management Google has already signaled an interest in augmented reality, where images and other digital content And who knows, it may also have learned a little something about VR from Google Glass, the consumer version of which is now on hold. Augmented-reality technology certainly is an attention Yet even as Microsoft was showing off its HoloLens, Google was pulling its Google Glass eyewear off the consumer market. What the technology lacks is a killer app. That's where Chicago startup Talks about Google's investment on a mysterious project have resurfaced, suggestive of a new take on augmented and / or visual for sci-fi movies has finally become a reality for this generation. Yes, those glasses and head wearables portrayed by .

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 It's reality market, reports Re/code. Facebook bought Oculus back in March 2014. We don't know exactly what Jepsen was in charge of at the secretive Google X labs, where projects like the self-driving car, the seemingly ill-fated Google Glass, and There are other technology vendors filling the gap in augmented reality glasses that Google left behind according to Stein. SAP has a demo planned around such augmented reality technology planned for Mobile World Congress. Stein said that continuity with Google tried to market Glass to businesses with its "Glass at Work" partnerships, but it has only signed on 10 partners so far. Meanwhile, Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT ) prototype HoloLens-- a combination virtual and augmented reality headset -- impressed .