Effects of Google Glass on Society

In February 2013, Google announced the Glass project. Glass is a wearable computer with an optical head mounted display, and wearers can see everything without moving their heads. There is no screen on the glass. It uses a small mirror prism to reflect information directly to the wearer's right eye. In order to transmit sound to the wearer, the glass vibrates the skull and then transmits the sound to the inner ear so as not to impair the normal hearing of the person. For ease of use there is a small touchpad on the outer surface of the device around the ear area.

2012: Glass was officially announced in April 2012. Includes Google Plus blog posts and concept videos. In late June of that year, Sergey Brin performed a live demonstration of Glass on Google I / O keynote lecture. In September, Glass appeared in the New York Fashion Week model show. Electric shock of the resulting media caused great excitement of the product. From the I / O keynote lecture to Glass at the fashion show, the marketing electric shock around Glass has great expectations for products that are still prototypes. Many of the features (video conference, SMS voice response, etc.) displayed in the Google demo video are still under development and can not be used after release. In order to use Glass, it is necessary to connect to Android phone via Bluetooth, the product itself crashes and power is often turned off. One of the most effective features is camera and video recording.

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