Google Glass: Google Glasses Display

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You could have something in a car, for example, it might be a key fob or it might be a GPS display in a car where you would see, for example, building coming out slightly in 3D, like a Google map application." To demonstrate how the technology could be was involved in building the company’s follow-up to Google Glass. However, it’s not yet known what that is. Jepsen’s joining Oculus makes a lot of sense, given her long history with display technology. In addition to work at the MIT Media Lab Her tenure there coincided with the release of Google Glass. Late last year, reports emerged that the Display Division was working on screens that could snap together like Legos, but Google has yet to make any public statement about the project. It even shows what’s the most appropriate glass to use for a drink. The cocktail recipe cards are the latest expansion to Google’s Knowledge Graph, a feature which displays relevant facts about a topic alongside its standard search results. And it’s The patents provide a glimpse into what a heads-up display from Google could provide to real-life users beyond what we learned when Google unveiled Project Glass last month. Perhaps most interestingly, one patent shows Google is working on a system to help Samsung will provide the display technology to be used in the version of Google Glass that is shipped to consumers. That’s according to sources who talked exclusively with the Korea Times and who work in the management ranks inside Samsung Display, the .

while running the Display Division at Google X and, according to Ms. Jepsen’s LinkedIn page, was able to work on a couple of moonshot projects, including Google Glass. A Facebook spokesperson confirmed the reports of this new hiring but denied any Google Glass deals with this issue in a simple way — by having the display be as unobtrusive as possible, and only in one eye. The screen appears as if it were a small display hovering a few feet in front of the wearer, but it's easy to shift your focus Google Glass has had its ups and downs in the time it has been available to Glass Explorers, and for the most part, it hasn’t quite caught on yet. With the introduction of a consumer-ready variant slated for 2015, Glass may not be the only heads up Google Glass may not have proved as popular as its makers would have liked, but that hasn’t stopped other firms jumping on the headset bandwagon. Sony is the latest tech company looking to develop a Glass rival, but this time with a twist. The Japanese .