There is a pilot program to use it at Beth Israel hospital: https://www.google.com/search?q=beth+israel+google+glass https://www.google.com/search?q=beth+israel

There is a pilot program to use it at Beth Israel hospital: https://www.google.com/search?q=beth+israel+google+glass https://www.google.com/search?q=beth+israel+google+glass This sort of use, having a lot of context-specific information to do a job, is the best category of use that I can think of. It seems to me that others who need to move around, see specific information, and need their hands free, like mechanics, would also benefit. I haven't found it useful with any software to the point that I can justify buying it as a practical device, but it has been a lot of fun to experiment with. I wore it on a 100K run a month ago, and while I didn't have enough time to write software to do what I originally wanted to do (put what I was looking at on a website every minute or so, and enable friends to hassle me during the run), it made taking pictures a lot easier.