Wearable Tech's Future Uncertain: Google Glass Sparks Debate
Google Glass has been met with both praise and criticism since its release. While some see it as the future of technology, others are concerned about its implications for privacy.
The device's current hardware is designed to be an experimental, voice-activated wearable computer that streams live video for short periods of time due to its limited battery life.
Despite these limitations, Glass has been found to have some impressive features, including a clear and immersive head-up display. The device can also interact with users through touch pads or voice commands.
The potential applications of Glass are vast, from augmented reality to external memory devices. In the future, versions of Glass could enable augmented cognition applications that combine human brain strengths with cloud computing power.