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See the work of Prof. Steve Mann, specifically "EyeTap". I understand one of his ex-students is on the Glass team, however "an entirely new kind of device" it i
by rasur 14y ago
See the work of Prof. Steve Mann, specifically "EyeTap". I understand one of his ex-students is on the Glass team, however "an entirely new kind of device" it is not. It has a heritage of ideas and implementations that are around 30 years old.
- kanzure 14y agoIt would be easier to take Steve Mann seriously if he would just release more/any schematics.
- awaythrowme 14y agoTake him seriously about what? That he has built the devices he claims to have built? That he actually wants widespread wearable computing?
- rasur 14y agoCheck his book "Intelligent Image Processing" for info on the EyeTap, plus lots of other interesting stuff. (edit: typo)
- DanBC 14y agoThat's true, but Glass is the first time something like this has been mass-produced. It's clearly a version 1 product, even though there have been other people doing similar stuff before glass.