Introduction to Google Glass
summary
Hands-on demo of Google Glass shows a 640×360 prism, 16 GB storage, bone-conduction audio, and a camera that streams 720p video; prototype costs $1,600 and drains fast (about two hours recording, seven–eight hours light use). Development options are a server-side mirror API (REST/JSON) and a local GDK sneak peek for real‑time sensors and full‑screen “immersions.” Live demos include voice “OK Glass” commands, wink-triggered photos, on‑device OCR+translate overlay, a head‑controlled game, and a pilot where hospital staff pull patient records through Glass.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 22:25Glass Explorer program
- 25:03Development prototype
- 25:55New Version
- 28:20Programming for Glass
- 30:55Playground
- 38:17GDK Developer Preview (2)
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