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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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Glass++ Evaluating Multimodal Alarms on Google Glass
Proceedings of Mensch und Computer 2019, 2019Around 350 alarms per patient a day make intensive care units a loud, stressful, and highly cognitive demanding working environment for nurses. Each alarm needs to be identified and evaluated regarding its urgency which requires to interrupt nursing tasks.
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Object detection using Google Glass
2015 IEEE Conference on Open Systems (ICOS), 2015Using Wearable devices have recently become a common trend. Having a joyful and efficient interaction with the surrounding environment is one of the main goals of using these new technologies. Object and gesture detection on wearables as primary steps to achieve this goal are big challenges and critical features to prepare them for every-day uses. This
Babak Taraghi, Mahdi Babaei
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Acquaintance reminder using Google Glass
2015 13th International Conference on Engineering of Modern Electric Systems (EMES), 2015Our paper is about designing and developing an Android application, for Google Glass, called MyDetect and associated services, that can detect, save and recognize persons from different pictures taken with your wearable device. We designed and developed this innovative application to work on a pair of Google Glass [9], the future of wearable technology.
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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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Google Glass Development in Practice
Proceedings of the Mulitimedia, Interaction, Design and Innnovation, 2015The following paper describes the results of a workshop concerning the implementation of applications for the Google Glass platform. Due to the constantly growing new market for wearable devices, there is a strong demand for ideas concerning applications and solutions dedicated to these devices.
Marcin Wichrowski +2 more
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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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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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Digimarc Discover on Google Glass
SPIE Proceedings, 2015This paper reports on the implementation of the Digimarc® Discover platform on Google Glass, enabling the reading of a watermark embedded in a printed material or audio. The embedded watermark typically contains a unique code that identifies the containing media or object and a synchronization signal that allows the watermark to be read robustly.
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