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Our augmented selves: The promise of wearable computing
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By Donald Melanson and Michael Gorman It’s been an interesting year for Google’s most famous side project. After emerging from the company’s suitably mysterious X Lab in April, Glass appeared across the roundtable from Charlie Rose, gave conference attendees a skydiver’s eye view at Google I/O, strutted down the catwalk at New York Fashion Week and shared the stage with California Governor Jerry Brown as he signed a bill into law allowing self-driving cars on the state’s roads. Yet, there’s still more that we don’t know about Google Glass than we know about it, despite its status as the highest-profile attempt at making wearable computing the next big thing. Public demonstrations of the tech have so far only hinted at its full potential. The promise of Glass echoes that of wearable computing in general, a promise that’s remained largely unfulfilled despite decades of research driven by everyone from the military to DIYers.Continue reading Our augmented selves: The promise of wearable computingFiled under: WearablesComments
source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/21/our-augmented-selves-the-promise-of-wearable-computing/
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