Google Glass may have never been a hit with the average consumer, but it could soon become an important tool for children with autism who hope to improve their social skills.
A new exploratory study published in npj Digital Medicine provides fr…
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We love augmented reality, but let’s fix things that could become big problems
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View More We love augmented reality, but let’s fix things that could become big problemsSnapchat is stuck in the uncanny valley of AR glasses
“Timing”, Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel said cryptically when asked what the greatest threat was for Snap Inc. “I think the big risks are always the really big product ideas that we’re investing in that are just hard to get right” he told the Goldman Sachs conference two weeks ago. The statements got lost amongst flashier quotes. He defended the Snapchat redesign… Read More
Intel wants smart glasses to be a thing
Over the years, we’ve seen folks try and fail at the smart glasses game. Google Glasses never had a chance, and even the Snap Spectacles heyday has come to an end. But that’s not stopping Intel from getting in on the fun. The glasses are called Vaunt, first seen by the Verge, and they are nearly indistinguishable from regular glasses. Instead of some cumbersome headset with a… Read More
Mad Gaze is a pair of AR smart glasses seeking funding on Kickstarter
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Remember those scenes in the Iron Man movies were when Tony Stark would mess around with his holograms as if he were physically touching them? We m…