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My doctor wore Glass when I had an appointment with her. It was part of some experiment or trial being run at the medical center where I'm a patient. She asked
by hangonhn 7y ago
My doctor wore Glass when I had an appointment with her. It was part of some experiment or trial being run at the medical center where I'm a patient. She asked for my permission first. This was at least a year or two ago.
- jacquesm 7y agoI'd turn right around, even when asked for permission. Too creepy to describe, a doctor has absolutely no business pointing a camera at people unless there is a very specific reason for it.
- VvR-Ox 7y ago+1 It's stupid enough your medical data has to be on a windows machine most of the times.
- IggleSniggle 7y agoWhy is everyone so ridiculously focused on the camera? I've never cared about the camera. I want a cheap HUD, even if the controls are hand-operated instead of creepy-computer-vision-operated. Most of the Glass projects I saw were HUDs, not vision-aware HUDs.
- jacquesm 7y ago> Why is everyone so ridiculously focused on the camera? Because possibly recording someone you are facing in ordinary circumstances is more than just a little bit rude.
- IggleSniggle 7y agoSo don’t record people? And/or cover your Glass camera with tape like everyone does with their webcams. In the context of the comment chain, I am perplexed about why everyone seems to saying that the primary utility is from the camera, when that seems clearly secondary in utility to the HUD