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Google has stopped selling its Glass Enterprise Edition 2 smart glasses yesterday, and the company said that software support will end on September 15, 2023.
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Seven years after the death knell was sounded for Google Glass, the tech giant is returning to the well of augmented reality to produce another set of smart eyewear. Promising that “it’s early, and we want to get this right, so we’re taking it slow,” t… Continue reading Google to trial new augmented reality glasses in public next month
Although many of us may have forgotten about Google Glass, the technology is now the base of a set of glasses designed to assist the blind. Known as Envision Glasses, they utilize AI to verbally tell their wearer what they’re looking at.Continue Readin… Continue reading Envision Glasses use AI to tell blind users what they’re looking at
How much do you trust the people who work at your VPN provider? How are folks fighting facial recognition? And what on earth is Ray-Ban thinking getting into bed with Facebook?
All this and much more is discussed in the latest edition of the award-w… Continue reading Smashing Security podcast #244: Facebook Ray-Bans, VPN spies, and AI camouflage
Facebook-powered Rayban-Stories – digital spectacles that are worn, and can take photos and movies of the unsuspecting public.
What could possibly be wrong with that? Continue reading Facebook’s Ray-Ban Stories glasses have got a problem
Sometimes it is hard to probe a circuit and then look over at the meter. [Electronoobs] decided to fix that problem by making a Google Glass-like multimeter using an OLED …read more Continue reading Heads Up: Smart Glass Multimeter
If you somehow manage to mentally separate yourself from the human tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic, it really has provided a fascinating glimpse into how our planet operates, and how much impact seven billionpeople have on it. Latest among these revelations is that the shutdowns had a salubrious effect in …read more
They’re not surveillance spectacles, says Google, just a piece in the jigsaw of “ambient computing”, where helpfulness is all around you. Continue reading Google buys AR smart-glasses company North
Athletes have a long history of using whatever they can find to enhance their performance or improve their training. While fitness tracker watches are nothing new, swimmers have used them to track their split times, distance, and other parameters. The problem with fitness trackers though is that you have to …read more
Arguably the thing that killed Google Glass was how dorky they looked – most people didn’t want to walk around every day looking like a bad Star Trek cosplayer. Whether or not that’s the real reason augmented reality (AR) glasses never took o… Continue reading Norm AR glasses pack smart tech into regular specs