Although we were initially skeptical view of the proximity of April 1, the Google Goggles seem to be real and the project was officially shown through the pages of Google + Glass Project . Being extremely futuristic and perhaps too perfect, the initial doubt may arise, but many people, checking various sites and the same Social Google, it turns out that the whole is surprisingly real.
We believe technology should work for you - to Be There When You Need it and get out of your way When you do not. A Team Within our Google [x] group started Project Glass to build this kind of technology, One That Helps you explore and share your world, putting you back in the moment. Follow along with us at http://g.co/projectglass as we share some of our ideas and stories. We'd love to hear yours, too. What would you like to see from Project Glass? by
Before we leave you to speak with the official video that will surely leave you speechless.
Leaving aside the usefulness of the project itself and its future application in daily life, what catches one's eye is the capitates to interact with the "glasses" through the voice. A voice control system much more advanced than those offered by Google today and you could be the future project assistant speech emerged several months ago for the Android platform.
At the moment everything is a project that has been shown a few hours ago by developers and not yet practical. The same video is not a hands-on real and actual performance may differ. We remain however very surprised by this new method that makes the voice, augmented reality and a set of built-in sensors to receive calls, including video, social networks and learn to use the information on the places that surround us, from the streets to the subways premises and places of interest.
An ambitious project, very interesting that we hope will soon come to life in a concrete way. Possible uses are varied also because the ProjectGlass does not seem to stop wearing glasses, but just the same technology, it is not clear within what limits, could be integrated into contact lenses.
This implementation is probably still far from the technical and temporal, but the design of the glasses seem much more concrete than it sounds, and the official opening of the page will be used to gather feedback, suggestions and follow any developments in the coming months. We'll see if in the near future Google will walk down the street with glasses talking and interacting electronically with people near and far.
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