google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

 

 

google has released launch information about its ‘project glass‘ initiative – a wearable augmented reality device that interfaces in realtime to accomplish tasks like video-calling friends, obtaining GPS directions, take memos or photos. set to launch on february 27 for a handful of lucky testers, google has introduced a video that demonstrates how the UI will work – highlighting all of its features in a short action film.

for more information about the ‘glass’ project, and how to participate in the testing program, see here.

 

 

how it feels ( through glass )video courtesy google

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

google glass detail view

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

flexible  and lightweight design

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

sunglass detail view

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

color variations

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

interface design

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

say ‘take a picture’ to take a picture

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

record what you see, hands-free

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

share everything live

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

map directions available in AR

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

messaging

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

ask questions

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

translations and pronounciation

 

 

google glass: how it feels to use augmented reality

real time answers and information