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Of Molecules, Medicine, and Google Glass
ACS Nano, 2014A compelling area of use for Google Glass, a new computing and communication platform in the form of a network-connected head-worn system, is in laboratory experimentation and medicine. In the current issue of ACS Nano, Ozcan and colleagues describe how Google Glass can be used to automatically identify the results of immuno-assays.
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Integration of multimodal alarms into Google Glass
Proceedings of the 8th ACM International Symposium on Pervasive Displays, 2019Nurses in intensive care units (ICU) are often exposed to noise pollution, especially a high number of acoustic patient alarms. One widespread consequence of these alarms is a condition called alarm fatigue. This means a desensitization and a resulting decreasing response time to alarms.
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Standard posters, 2015
Background/context The HILS Technical Team obtained Google Glass as the ‘explorer’ phase of the product ended. Whilst its use domestically has proved controversial 1it has found a firm footing in healthcare with applications ranging from providing live patient data to sharing the headsets point of view to a larger training audience 2 Description of
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Background/context The HILS Technical Team obtained Google Glass as the ‘explorer’ phase of the product ended. Whilst its use domestically has proved controversial 1it has found a firm footing in healthcare with applications ranging from providing live patient data to sharing the headsets point of view to a larger training audience 2 Description of
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The curious case of a sick google glass
XRDS: Crossroads, The ACM Magazine for Students, 2014The XRDS blog highlights a range of topics from security and privacy to neuroscience. Selected blog posts, edited for print, will be featured in every issue. Please visit xrds.acm.org/blog to read each post in its entirety.
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Sequential Gestural Passcodes on Google Glass
Proceedings of the 17th International ACM SIGACCESS Conference on Computers & Accessibility - ASSETS '15, 2015This paper details an authentication mechanism aimed to aid individuals with visual impairments in accessing online accounts on desktop computers, and decrease the security threat of observers, or shoulder surfer, by providing an alternative to entering typical alphanumeric passwords on keyboards.
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A healthy dose of Google Glass
New Scientist, 2013Marks discusses the healthcare applications of Google Glass. The camera-packing wireless eyepiece is helping people to live with some of the problems of paralysis, blindness and deafness. And surgeons are eyeing Glass as a tool for improving surgery and medical education.
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Google glass for public safety
Proceedings of the 2014 ACM Southeast Regional Conference, 2014For the efficient performance of law enforcement, it is important that the officers have the upper hand when it comes to technology. Information is of the upmost importance in the Criminal Justice field, but it is also important to have data in a manner that can be easily accessible and does not interfere with the officer's activities. With the arrival
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Recognizing locations with Google Glass: A case study
IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision, 2014Wearable computers are rapidly gaining popularity as more people incorporate them into their everyday lives. The introduction of these devices allows for wider deployment of Computer Vision based applications. In this paper, we describe a system developed to deliver users of wearable computers a tour guide experience. In building our system, we compare
Hani Altwaijry +2 more
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Google glass [Resources Tools]
IEEE Spectrum, 2013Google Glass is a polarizing device. Positive opinions have often focused on the possibilities for augmented reality (AR), while the negative ones tend to focus on the privacy ramifications. But I?m going to focus on what makes the current Glass hardware?dubbed the XE or Explorer Edition- groundbreaking, and what we can expect from Glasslike devices in
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Glass OTP: Secure and Convenient User Authentication on Google Glass
2015Wearable computing devices have become increasingly popular and while these devices promise to improve our lives, they come with new challenges. This paper focuses on user authentication mechanisms for the Google Glass device (Glass). Glass only has three sources of input: a camera, a microphone, and a touchpad. This limited set of interfaces makes the
Pan Chan, Tzipora Halevi, Nasir D. Memon
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