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December 13, 2011 10:08 pm GMT
We've all see video glasses before - those clunky, Geordi La Forge-looking things that promise to display a 10 foot screen in front of your face. The drawbacks, generally, are size and transparency. Lumus, however, has solved those problems and is working on bringing a pair of see-through, HD video glasses to market that look more Minority Report than 1990s Star Trek. I talked to these guys in September 2010 and the technology has improved immensely since then. They're basically offering a pair of light, wearable glasses that will show HD video in front of your eyes and even allow you to interact with the world via augmented reality.
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Heads-Up: Lumus Shows Off 720p, See-Through Video Glasses
We've all see video glasses before - those clunky, Geordi La Forge-looking things that promise to display a 10 foot screen in front of your face. The drawbacks, generally, are size and transparency. Lumus, however, has solved those problems and is working on bringing a pair of see-through, HD video glasses to market that look more Minority Report than 1990s Star Trek. I talked to these guys in September 2010 and the technology has improved immensely since then. They're basically offering a pair of light, wearable glasses that will show HD video in front of your eyes and even allow you to interact with the world via augmented reality. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/NqEPls6IOD4/
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