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The bionic eye, which is called an Argus II Retinal Prosthesis Device Larry can now see the difference between a door and a wall, knows where to find a water glass placed on a dining room table, and most important, for him, knows exactly where to It starts with an inheritance or maybe a memory. A set of colorful water glasses that were at Grandmother's house. Or the glass pie plate handed down by Great-Aunt Edna. A little effort to find out the piece's worth or maybe to finish an incomplete set can These colours include heavy metals, acids, alkalis and powdered glass. The black paste has lead oxide, green contains copper sulphate, red is mercury sulphite etc. All these are toxic and can result in anything from skin allergies to cancer, eye irritation TELTOW, Germany--(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 technology platform pow I think there’s something in my eye! My point in all of this is to draw attention to the sooner I can return to my half empty glass to pout. According to Variety, Bruce bought the property for $3.575m, as against the asking price of $3.9m. The home, built in 2010 is of a concrete-and-glass structure which also comes with four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and 360-degree views of the surrounding hills. .

someone who caught her eye as she mingled in the lobby before the show, to be her consolation date in a 90-minute improvised whirlwind of spontaneous hilarity. Wives and girlfriends, hold onto your mates as they clamour to share a glass of wine with the Washington: The world's first plastic surgery procedure performed using Google Glass has shown promising use of the eye-wearable device in plastic surgery. Google Glass has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery - with the potential to Byron, Ga., police Sgt. Eric Farris wears Google Glass as he stands next to a police cruiser. CopTrax, a surveillance vendor, collaborated with the Byron police department in October 2013 to provide officers with Glass during routine traffic enforcement “We gave everything a name, things that had been invisible. Those things didn't have names — domestic violence, child abuse, glass ceilings. Rather, they were things happening to you,” she said. “There was a time when it wasn't a crime to hit your wif .