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My concern is people like myself who wear prescription eye glasses who may want to try Google Glass so end up putting the device on prescription glasses. It's o
by dghughes 13y ago
My concern is people like myself who wear prescription eye glasses who may want to try Google Glass so end up putting the device on prescription glasses. It's one thing to remove your Google Glass glasses to be polite or legal i.e. washroom, locker room, driving a vehicle but for me that wouldn't be an option.
Also, I wonder if I could make a pair of infrared LEDs put them on my person somewhere to emit an interference beam pattern to mess up the camera on someone else's Google Glass glasses.
- microtherion 13y agoYes, that’s my concern as well. I used to think that as a prescription glass wearer, I’d be a natural early adopter of smart glasses, but given the privacy concerns, it’s bound to be socially (and sometimes legally) unacceptable to have smart glasses on all the time.
- artificialidiot 13y agoUnfortunately, that is not practical. Cameras need to filter out IR from sun to get a decent picture. Unlikely your measly head mounted LEDs would amount to an interference.
- Reedx 13y agoAnd even more so when Google Glass is integrated into contacts - you'll never know when someone has it or not.