Google Glass: 3d Google Glasses

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Google helped ignite the latter with Glass – the Android-powered internet-connected every day life alone and isolated from real life inside their 3D headware HoloLens will find its part to play in Microsoft’s world. It just won’t become the Want to try Google Glass, but can't get your hands on a pair? Chinese entrepreneur Sunny Gao just printed a 3D version of the high-tech specs. No big deal. "Some of my friends went to San Francisco for the Google I/O conference this week, and it got me If Google Glass takes off, I think that it’s going to be a status symbol miles above any (current) gadget. The reason is obvious: the damned thing sits on your face, fully visible for everyone to see/want/hate. If you want to get on the hype train early they're designed to hold a smartphone in front of your eyes and create a 3D effect. At first glance these new virtual reality headsets might seem similar to Google Glass and the recently announced Microsoft HoloLens, but Google and Microsoft's headsets Google may have copyrighted its Google Glass augmented reality headset and the actual name, but for now the company has to live with people referring to all augmented reality headsets as a “Google Glass.” That said, one such “Google Glass” has been Konica Minolta thinks it has something unique to add to the emerging smart glasses field: holographic know-how. The photocopier maker is showing prototypes of glasses that project holographic images at the Ceatec 2014 tech expo outside Tokyo this week. .

Google glass has been the buzz within the tech industry over the last year and a half or so. Although the buzz has calmed down a bit as of late, the smart glasses are now beginning to ship to some individuals in the United States. In October, Google Google also has Project Tango, which uses a smartphone camera to create a 3D map of people’s surroundings 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. Their startup, Meta, is developing wearable computing eyewear, but unlike Google Glass enters 3D space and uses your hands to interact with the virtual world. The Meta system includes stereoscopic 3D glasses, supplied by Epson, and a 3D camera to track Sure, Glass is a cool idea, but what can you actually do with it? One artist found that the hardware was well suited to helping him recreate art. The camera on the front face of Google Glass isn’t much when compared to current generation smartphone .