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Camera issue is easily solvable by visible LED activated when camera is recording. Phones are also capable of hidden video/voice recording, but nobody cares. U
by jkot 12y ago
Camera issue is easily solvable by visible LED activated when camera is recording. Phones are also capable of hidden video/voice recording, but nobody cares.
Usability is what killed Google Glass. Voice recognition does not really cut it. Joystick in ring on finger would be great. Or perhaps muscle sensor on neck to capture silent speaking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_speech_interface https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_speech_interface
- levosmetalo 12y ago> Phones are also capable of hidden video/voice recording, but nobody cares. At least with phones it's clearly visible when someone is pointing a phone to something in order to make a recording or picture, which is not the case in glass. The point about silent voice recording is valid, but, in general, people are much less sensitive about voice recording than video or picture. Maybe because identification using voice only is much less accurate and privacy obtrusive. I don't have problems giving honest opinion anonymously to radio stations, but would never even talk to a tv guys.