WORKING AND APPLICATIONS

Introduction Project Glass is a research and development program by

Google for Head Mounted display (HMD).

The intended purpose of Google Glass would be the hands free displaying of information currently available to most smartphone users.

Overview

Project Glass was started by Babak Parviz Glass is being developed by Google X Lab

Use 4G technology Communicate with mobile phones through Wi-Fi

Display content on video screen as well as respond to voice command of the user.

Hardware○ Galaxy Nexus - Android 4.0.4, dual-core ○ Battery ≤ 1 day○ 5MPX camera, 720p video, touchpad ○ display 640x360px (= 25' HD screen 2m) ○ gyroscope, accelerometer, compass ○ Wi-Fi, BT, GPS ○ 16 GB, 682 RAM ○ sound “bone conduction” ○ microphone, eye tracker ○ calls/ sms / gps / internet through phone

Technologies Used

Wearable Computing Smart Clothing Eye Tap Technology 4G Technology Android Technology

Demo time

4 principles of Glassware designDesign for Glass

Don’t get in the way

Keep it relevant

Avoid the unexpected

Battery

Speakers (Phone)

Micro(Phone)

Prism

(Visual Overlay

CameraVideo/Photo CPU

Incl. GPS

HOW GOOGLE GLASS WORKS ?

Development for Glass Mirror API - March 2013 Glass Development Kit (GDK) - 19 November 2013

Android 4.0.4 Offline, real-time, hardware, voice

User interface: Timeline card● 640 x 360 pixels.● black background, given font sizes & colors.● bundles.

User interface - timeline

Immersions

Menus

Patient Instructions

Update on your allergy testPhysician Finder

First Aid

Google Glass for the Medical Vertical

Dr. Glass

Dr. Glass is a suite of Google Glass applications for

• First Aid• Finding Physicians • Doctor and Patient Communication

Dr. Glass

Dr. Glass First AidAccess First Aid directly on Google Glass

Register here to access Dr. Glass First Aid directly from Google

Glass.

Dr. Glass and Google will use this information in accordance with their respective terms of service and privacy policies

Success! You’ve connected your Google Glass device to Dr. Glass

First Aid

Subscribe from Desktop or Mobile Device

Dr. Glass Dr. GlassDr. Glass

First AidDr. Glass

An injury occurs while playing.

First AidDr. Glass

Search first aid

Knee injury

Knee Injury Treatment

1. Control SwellingUse the RICE methodRest the knee Ice the areaCompress with a wrap or elastic sleeveElevate the knee as much as possible

Knee Injury Treatment

2. Treat SymptomsFor pain, give over-the-counter pain medication such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen

Knee Injury Treatment

3. When to Call a DoctorMake an appointment with a doctor if you still have pain after the two weeks of home treatment, if the knee becomes warm, or if you have fever along with a painful, swollen knee

Knee Injury Treatment4. Follow UpIf you seek medical help, the doctor will examine the knee and may do X-rays or other methods of imaging. Medical treatments may include anti-inflammatory drugs, draining fluid, physical therapy, crutches or braces, or surgery.

Physician Finder:Search by Name

Dr. Glass

Physician FinderDr. Glass

Last Name

Physician FinderDr. Glass

Smith

Physician FinderHarold Smith MD

Specialties: Internal Medicine, Rheumatology, Allergy

1.5 miles35 E 34th St, St 17

New York NY 10001

212-739-3934

Patient Instructions

New Message from Dr. Frederick Ast

Update on your allergy test

2 mins agoDr. Glass

Good news, your tests for cat allergies came back negative. But you are allergic to some

types of pollen. See you next week.

-Dr. Frederick Ast, MD

2 mins agoDr. Glass

Good news, your tests for cat allergies came back negative. But you are allergic

to some types of pollen. See you next week.

-Dr. Frederick Ast, MD2 mins ago

Read aloud

Good news, your tests for cat allergies came back negative. But you are allergic

to some types of pollen. See you next week.

-Dr. Frederick Ast, MD2 mins ago

Reply

Good to know, see you next week!

Good news, your tests for cat allergies came back negative. But you are allergic

to some types of pollen. See you next week.

-Dr. Frederick Ast, MD2 mins ago

Sent

Advantages

• Easy to wear and use.• Sensitive and responsive to the presence of people.• Fast access of maps, documents, videos, chats and

much more.• A new trend for fashion lovers together being an

innovative technology.• A spectacle based computer to reside directly on your

eyes rather than in your pouch or pocket.• A useful technology for all kinds of

handicapped/disabled people.

Disadvantages

• Can be easily broken or damaged. Users will have a

tough time taking care of it.

• It may lead to accidents while driving, eyestrain or

visual confusion.

• The resource for running these glasses is still

unknown. Will there be a battery or it will run using

solar energy?

• Privacy of people may breach with new glasses.

• Can be used only in metro cities.

THANK YOU !!