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I probably wouldn't use Glass in my everyday life, but I totally see it working for tourism. Getting directions is a pretty obvious use case. But learning about
by bmuon 14y ago
I probably wouldn't use Glass in my everyday life, but I totally see it working for tourism. Getting directions is a pretty obvious use case. But learning about what you're seeing is the biggest win. See a building you like? Ask Glass what its history is. At a museum? Get more information about the art you're seeing. Learning while experiencing sounds awesome.
- icebraining 14y agoYeah, Glass + Goggles seems an awesome combination. But even awesomer would be Glass + Word Lens: http://questvisual.com/us/ http://questvisual.com/us/ (Assuming it works well, I haven't tried it)