Google Glass: The Beginning of the Future for Interactive Technology

About Google Glass Google Glass (Glass) is a small wearable computer developed by Google. The display is connected to glass, allowing users to make phone calls, send text messages, get information, get photos, videos, etc. like smartphones. The idea was originally developed in 2005 and the non-consumer version was released in 2012/13, but the latest beta version of Glass was released to consumers under the name "Explorers" in April 2014 (Google, 2014). )

Google announced Google Glass in 2013. With this, the original mass marketing for consumers stands out among augmented reality. However, this technology could not attract consumers' imagination and was abolished in 2015. However, Google Glass resurfaced within the company, was used at the factory, and was re-released as a corporate version in July. The next big augmented reality hardware project is Microsoft HoloLens. HoloLens is now available to developers and has yet to announce the release date for consumers. But Microsoft wishes HoloLens to be popular in many areas of design, manufacturing, engineering, maintenance and gaming. Last year, Microsoft announced that the Windows Mixed Reality platform, which developers can use to build their own virtual reality devices and Augmented Reality devices, to third parties.

A major technology company currently believes that the future of technology is in augmented reality. Technology superstars such as Apple, Google, Facebook and others began to compete to determine the future of Augmented Reality technology. Augmented reality will evolve with the development of mobile technology. How can we accurately determine the future of augmented reality? We saw many companies adopt augmented reality as part of their general ecosystem. A typical example is a photo application called snap chat. The app uses various real-time filters to add some talent to your images. Facebook also seems to follow this suite. With this, more companies are starting to see the opportunity to be a matter of time.

Using tools such as Google Glass, iPad, and wearables, we strengthened interactions with customers, juries, and decision makers. In the future, the technology may play a greater role in civil solutions and in media like alternative dispute resolution (ADR) technology. For each participant it is possible to make this process more effective and fulfilling. "For 20 years artificial intelligence will no longer be an" industry "or another. The same can be said of corporate technology. Twenty years ago, enterprise technology was an independent industry for companies such as Oracle, Sun and IBM. It is not called technology technology in 1997 unless the company actually sells technology.