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That's a really interesting comment. I think there are battery limitations, but maybe you could design Google Glass with an App that triggers on abrupt physical
by josh2600 13y ago
That's a really interesting comment. I think there are battery limitations, but maybe you could design Google Glass with an App that triggers on abrupt physical displacement (IE a collision).
I wonder if that would help. You definitely couldn't stream continuously because of battery and bandwidth limitations.
- jonknee 13y agoJust have it powered by the bike...
- frobozz 13y agoOn collision is too late. You need to know the lead up to an accident, not the flight of the device through the air afterwards.
- 3JPLW 13y agoNot necessarily. When you ask glass for a photo, it finds the best focus lock over some time period that includes a short time before and after the command was executed. It has some sort of running buffer. This could work exactly the same way.
- toggle 13y agoRight, but you could have it continuously recording for as long as its memory will allow, and delete from the beginning when it gets too full. Then, have it save when it detects a collision. With bike commuting becoming more and more popular, I'm guessing this will be a thing soon. And it should be, as this terrible story shows.
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