Google's heads-up display glasses: pics
In a new video, Google reveals plans for a futuristic ultra-connected augmented reality that displays nearly every Google product in a pair of glasses.
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Project Glass, as Google calls it, is the company's prototype of a hands-free system that can pull up maps, directions, events notifications and the locations of nearby friends right in a wearer's line of sight.
Read more about Project Glass here.
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A few of the available Google services icons are shown in the Project Glass heads-up display.
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Wake up and get a glimpse of your day's agenda with the pop-up calendar in Google's Project Glass.
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Get pop-up notifications in the heads-up display glasses.
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Lost? Simply speak and a map and directions pop up right before your eyes.
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Get notified that friends are located nearby.
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Want to snap a picture? Call up your camera, see the frame and take a picture as you look at it.
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Want to see that show? Add it right to your calendar immediately.
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Find maps and directions to specific areas inside stores right away on the heads-up display.
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Check into your favourite spots right away with Project Glass.
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Video chat with friends right in your field of view, and maybe even share your view of the world.
Via CNET
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