What are the functions of Google Glass?

Google Project Glasses is an augmented reality wearable smart glasses. This pair of glasses combines smart phones, GPS and cameras to display real-time information in front of users. They can take photos and upload them, send and receive text messages, and query the weather and road conditions in a blink of an eye. Users can surf the Internet or handle short messages and emails without hands. At the same time, wearing these "augmented reality" glasses, users can control photos, video calls and identify directions with their own voices. In terms of compatibility, Google Glass can synchronize with any smartphone that supports Bluetooth. [

Intelligent function

Google Glass is like a wearable smartphone, allowing users to take photos, send messages and perform other functions through voice commands. If the user says "OK, Glass" into the microphone of Google Glass, a menu will appear on the screen above the user's right eye, displaying multiple icons to take photos, video, use Google Maps or make phone calls.

This device has excellent performance in many aspects, and it can easily take photos or videos, saving the trouble of taking out the smart phone from the trouser pocket. When information appears in front of glasses, people are a little confused, but there is no discomfort at all.

The video released by Google about this product shows the potential use of Project Glass. In this video, a man walks in the street of new york, chatting with friends, looking at a map to check information and taking photos. At the end of the video, the man also had a video chat with a female friend at sunset. All this is done by extending the reality glasses through Project Glass.

Live broadcast function

2065438+In July 2004, Google Glass officially launched the live broadcast function. Google began to officially offer the Livestream video sharing application in its MyGlass store. The wearer of Google Glass who installs the application only needs to say, "OK, Google Glass will start live broadcast." You can share what you have seen and heard with others for free in Livestream. Until then, the application has been in the testing stage. Google Glass has launched a number of applications including music recognition application Shazam and looking up at the starry sky.

The software can be used as a surgical teaching tool in medical colleges. Doctors can put on Google glasses to broadcast their own surgical procedures live, so that students can watch the surgery directly through video without standing in the operating room. Of course, users can also share their experiences in concerts or football matches through it.

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