Daffodil International University
Faculty of Science and Information Technology => Software Engineering => Topic started by: Rubaida Easmin on April 21, 2017, 10:45:52 PM
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The notorious Google Glass was a prism-based, head-mounted display stuck to a camera and a glasses frame, that was intended to give the wearer at-a-glance information floating just above their right eye. It was announced in 2012, launched in the US as an early-adopter prototype called the Explorer Edition costing $1,500 in 2013, and was opened up to a wider audience in 2014. The UK version cost £1,000.
While wearing them was an interesting experience, the social stigma of having a camera strapped to your face saw a backlash from those around Glass wearers. It was eventually shelved in its current form in 2015.
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Oh mam I need it :-)