What are the uses of Google Glass?

Google Project Glass is an augmented reality wearable smart glasses. This pair of glasses will integrate a smartphone, GPS, and camera to display real-time information in front of the user's eyes. With just a blink of an eye, users can take photos, upload photos, send and receive text messages, and check weather and road conditions.

Users can surf the Internet or process text messages and emails without using their hands. At the same time, wearing these "extended reality" glasses, users can use their own voices to control photos, video calls and directions. In terms of compatibility, Google Glass can be synchronized with any smartphone that supports Bluetooth.

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How Google Glass works:

Project Glass uses the principle of optical reflection projection (HUD), that is, the micro projector first projects light to a reflective screen, and then refracted to the human eyeball through a convex lens to achieve the so-called "first-level amplification", forming a virtual screen large enough in front of the human eye to display simple text information and various data.

Project Glass is actually a combination of micro projector + camera + sensor + storage transmission + control device. The small lens on the right eye includes a micro projector and a camera. The projector is used to display data, the camera is used to capture videos and images, the storage and transmission module is used to store and output data, and the control device can be controlled through voice, touch and Automatic three-mode control.

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