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Those are the use cases ? Are they serious ? Not a single one of those occurs routinely enough to warrant you wearing glasses all the time. I don't understand
by taligent 14y ago
Those are the use cases ? Are they serious ? Not a single one of those occurs routinely enough to warrant you wearing glasses all the time.
I don't understand why they aren't positioning this for more serious markets e.g. education, training, factories, stock taking, hospitals, administration etc. Could have been far more interesting and allowed some far more interesting tie ins with their existing products.
- sparkinson 14y agoI doubt it's robust and stable enough to use in a hospital yet.
- brudgers 14y ago"Those are the use cases ?" Those and making pornos. I see a whole Glass getting its very own tag.
- WA 14y agoI don't think so. "GoPro" isn't a common tag either.
- dysoco 14y agoI'm guessing all that is coming when developers start writing for Glass.
- colkassad 14y agoI think the marketing push is to make it socially acceptable. Their utility in the workplace is obvious.
- tiziano88 14y agowell, they're asking you what you would do with it, right? keep in mind this is a developer edition, so they most likely want people to come up with new ideas of apps and use cases that they did not even think about, not just tell them what you would record with them or where you would take a picture without using your hands, we already know that glass can do that!
- brown9-2 14y agoNone of those "professional" use cases you cite are as exciting, or as sexy in a demo video, as the "personal" use cases in the video.
- danielweber 14y agoSome of us wear glasses all the time anyway. Finally, our previous disadvantage will now become our social advantage!!
- mitchty 14y agoOnly less squinting this time.
- tucson 14y agoRecording playing with my kid seems very compelling to me.
- namdnay 14y agoThe videos are very reminiscient of the GoPro demos.