Exclusive: Intel's new smart glasses hands-on

[@backlon]

What sort of information would you want to show up on a heads-up display built into your glasses?

[@supernpstr]

Dieter Bohn navigation, notification from favorite contacts, GPS based info like at subway station or buss stops (basically google now info)

[@tomconnors5697]

When the parade starts in Philly. Go Birds.

[@oryanol]

Information/details of whatever I'm looking at, and directions for navigation.

[@ALEJANDROMESIAS]

Well. Similarly to the one we have on our wrists: the time

[@goforkranthi79]

The whole 9 yards! Project images on to my retinal!? Damson!! Night vision, maps, movies...bro, adjust the projection, a near blind man or a person with bad vision can see clearly too! And imagine this tech on pilots or while driving if it connects to car's system display! Like shit tonna use cases!

[@amalsurendran1984]

1990: Dont sit too close to the tv. 2018: litrally shoots lasers into eyes

[@onwudinjoalexander4431]

Amal Surendran 😂 lolzz

[@onwudinjoalexander4431]

I taught I was the only one thinking that way

[@gelleg1029]

Amal Surendran waste of tech 😂

[@joshuahildebrand5358]

Haha facts!

[@gabrielkiev6701]

I'm guessing this is actually safer than standing in front of that giant block of concrete people call "The 80s TV"...

[@anish11215]

"You can ignore people more efficiently" I'm sold

[@QuinnTheProle]

Yup me too

[@GalakAna]

These glasses would be great for instant SUBTITLES where ever you go in the world!

[@VlianVlian]

It could just use the mic from your phone.

[@thomasmcmahan2014]

That would be perfect for when you speak to someone in a different country and you can't understand them, say if you're traveling and try and order food or catch a train. You'll know what's being said to you because these could have the translation beamed right into your vision.

[@GalakAna]

Thomas McMahan it could also be through a camera where it translates text in for example a food menu, a train station screen, newspapers, important notices, advertising, etc

[@tothere8314]

oh no

[@dylan10011998]

Amazing idea!

[@harrypotter1155]

All this emerging wearable device will be like “Alright kids, we’re going to have an exam. No notes, no phone, no watch, no glasses, no shoes, no belt, no no no”

[@harrypotter1155]

@@Mohamad214GameFr that's dark

[@iantom96]

Or just use an emp in the exam room to shut off all the electronic devices

[@iantom96]

Nicholas Vigneron Good point👍

[@hi_its_jerry]

@Nicholas Vigneron well, just put em in a room that doesnt have an emp. EZ,

[@maninthewall6819]

@@iantom96 teacher in my school used that but for the internet... The whole school didn't have internet for 2 weeks...

[@mahirorigami]

Can it measure power levels like in Dragon Ball

[@PluralPaul]

Mahir Cave There's a mod for that 😏😏

[@Jiishaan]

I wanna scream "IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAAAAAAND!!

[@Lordrainor]

ASKING THE REAL QUESTION HERE...

[@christiannope7614]

Mahir Cave over 9000

[@patanjalilemonsquashimmortal]

As he said, that's upto the app developers

[@_Fisher54]

Just from a journalistic point of view, this was a really great video, the dude asked all the right questions, anticipated mine, explained things and paced things very well. Good job dude!

[@auracletube9181]

I too kind of felt the same, it was very brave asking him, "Just if you can, doesn't mean you should?" that's really brave!

[@kaberus7565]

It almost felt strange to see something so well done given how bad so much journalism has been lately.

[@_Fisher54]

Evi1M4chine well no, it's a valid question. He said it's a monochrome red display. That means it quite literally can't "display all the things." You wont be getting pictures or images from a red light.

[@deep.space.12]

He didn't ask how much it would cost :)

[@nonewanted]

Jonah Weakland thank you.

[@cvanims]

"Don't sit too close to the television, you'll hurt your eyes!" -Mom

[@darthmaul53]

CV Anims -1990 and earlier

[@jordanmcdonagh5883]

And we hold our phones 3 feet away from our faces for hours a day

[@robloxtrends7464]

She just says that so u stop blocking the tv

[@hollowrun]

Then VR comes outs

[@leonardbaumgardt]

If it was just a normal screen, it would be terrible for your eyes, sure. If I heard correctly, though, the idea is that the laser projects directly on the retina. No focusing of the eye's internal lens necessary. You could be staring into the stars at night while reading a book using this thing without the risk of getting lens induced myopia which you'd have if you read book by holding it in your hands.

[@LiewXi]

Imagine this tech helping deaf people translate speech for them This is so innovative

[@D3V1LM0NK3Y]

Can we please get a mini-map and ammo count?

[@LibrocreatesL2]

i would suggest a quest indicator too xD like "NEW QUEST: go to the supermarket" and a little arrow pops up

[@SteashEdits]

What about a custom crosshair too. Just in case you get in a dangerous situation.. you know..

[@circlehousePRO]

It's a future dlc

[@ataho2000]

And a HP bar

[@turksinnovations]

You just gave me an idea. I develop software for the Vuzix M300. The sound of a gunshot is at certain decibel. When the gun is fired, that sound can be registered & subtracted from an ammo count of say 10, 20, 30 etc.

[@astrix1793]

Honestly , this guy does a great job with his down to earth approach and tough, no bull S. questions he comes up with for the people in the interview. I found this very interesting and useful

[@samhigh81]

did he asked about the battery life issue? How are they going to solve that? They can't use big batteries and smaller ones won't last long enough.

[@theseproblemsmatter1]

Just what i was thinking, this is how it's done

[@TheBobist]

Well sure , but he seems so annoying. He couldve asked the questions without talking so damn fast. He just seemed so arrogant. "I know the questions im asking go hard so go ahead an answer"

[@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065]

Samy Rob it's a monochrome laser, won't consume a lot of power, i bet this glasses' battery will last at least a week

[@HRPuffNStuff]

I'm horrible with names. If someone could make it so people's names pop up when I'm talking to them, that would be great.

[@definitelynotcole]

No really though that would be amazing

[@donutello_]

Yeah i'm also horrible with guessing people's credit card numbers so maybe

[@nathanjin8536]

..with face recognition 🤷‍♂️

[@EthansTv]

Erick Lopez that’s actually very possible but it would have to be a saved contact in your systems memory for instance it can’t just memorize everyone’s face because that’s a infinite amount of data it would have to be something such as memorizing faces in your phones contacts or saving it manually in the system

[@tenkay0024]

@@EthansTv I can see how that would work

[@slybunda]

need health bar and ammo count.

[@stubnubnubkins6806]

Hunger and thirst meters too

[@freehail]

mini map and mission objective.

[@pdiaz1620]

Which friends come online

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@@rickyv4616 Lmfao

[@somekido]

Minecraft

[@TshepoMotaungreallife]

Very good hard hitting well researched questions. I like how he didn't just accept any answers that they gave he followed up until they gave up what he wanted.

[@RehanArshad007]

He went in well prepared !! that's what a journalist should always do...

[@ruffsnap]

Yet what so many often don't...

[@adityawicaksono875]

rrpjdisc That's true. Nowaday they only care about rating.

[@TipsyRiver]

"You feel like you mean so much to me but I'm actually playing a trivia game right now. You can ignore people more efficiently that way." *S O L D*

[@robertfarkas3865]

Tipsy River nice. HQ

[@TheLatino2000]

I was like *Take my money now lol*

[@theardentone791]

He was asking the perfect questions...

[@user-jo5mp5jk6o]

i know right?!

[@jjandrooney]

Just wish he would let the interviewee answer instead of assuming. But great stuff! Data is the new oil ..

[@AssemblyWizard]

I was waiting for "and how much will it cost?", but it never came..

[@mentaleur]

Imagine you can see subtitles in real time when you visit a foreign country, wouldn't that be cool?

[@L.K...]

Yea

[@immortalsun]

Google Translate already kinda does that, so it’s possible.

[@shamicentertainment1262]

@@immortalsun yeah but this would be be building on it in a really cool way

[@AnjaliSingh-ug7il]

I can visit japan then ig

[@deprimat666]

@@AnjaliSingh-ug7il most Japanese speak English along with most countries lol

[@shieldgenerator7]

"You can ignore people more efficiently that way" lol

[@JalerSekarMaji]

I'm looking for this one

[@blackmanx5845]

That is the quote of the year as far as I'm concerned. Contest over!

[@GioGziro95]

*Sign me up!*

[@chirohisuke7800]

This is good for people, who suffer from social anxiety, like me.

[@AuthenTech]

These glasses *almost* look normal..

[@theproswaginist8293]

AuthenTech - Ben Schmanke *almost*

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

They look stereotypically "paedophillic" lol :D

[@g.e.o.r.g.e...]

I don’t think they need to look normal... consider if you will; The Military.

[@olli2591]

They're highly reflective, which usually is a characteristic of low-quality glasses. In this case, they probably have to be reflective because of the laser. But nobody wants to wear reflective glasses all the time, it's terrible, especially in sunlight. Also, it makes your eyes look strange to others (like in the video).

[@g.e.o.r.g.e...]

I don’t think they’re unable to ad an AR coating on the exterior, or even a mirror finish. The design of the frame, being flat and leaving a huge gap between the outside corner of the eyes is a problem for reflections indeed. I think they could make them more form fitting like typical active style Oakleys. Imagine if they had a sharp camera with optical stabilization and like 3.4x zoom that could be projected into the dominant eye with a reticle that’s automatically adjusted for windage and elevation... you could shoot from behind cover accurately without shouldering the rifle. I don’t really see it as being that much more expensive than premium glass, and it could save lives.

[@ellaa_nashwara]

Beautiful animations. Great job animators. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@bs838]

Found the animator

[@edwardnygma8338]

Ben you animated this ?

[@bs838]

What? No. I was saying that this guy is complimenting himself

[@ellaa_nashwara]

Ben , oh...I wish I was that talented.

[@AliAhmed-hl8io]

who animated?

[@creditrepairwizards]

and at the end of the day they're going to be shoving ads in your face

[@avroraflorestina2314]

hahahahaa

[@cameronchristiansamson4792]

Laws. Please god can we have some laws

[@ernestyeetamora1232]

Damn

[@Xevion]

DRINK A VERIFICATION CAN

[@Fennecbutt]

Then nobody will buy it. Nobody forces you to view ads. You view ads because you bought a product or use a service that displays ads. You only have yourself to blame.

[@miquelrosellcarmona714]

This video is another level man, well done The Verge!!!!

[@TheVerge]

Thank you. We're glad you enjoyed it.

[@kainejoyes2981]

For singers to recall song lyrics on stage, for a best mans speech, for steps in any complex job. Exams!! Excellent...

[@samir_rockstar7322]

I'm a Singer and It will be really useful 🕺

[@waynepayne9875]

What kind of singer cant remember their own lyrics

[@rongarza9488]

@@waynepayne9875 A famous singer did just that at a concert, Wayne. I have a tablet attached to my mic stand. It flips pages via Bluetooth. Particulars: MobileSheetsPro and Mugig.

[@ELbabotas1]

Wayne Payne98 Do you remember everything you said in your life?

[@coolfred9083]

@@waynepayne9875 Some singers

[@therealOMEN]

“Is it a laser” -“ugh it’s a vixel” “What’s a vixel” -“its a laser” 😑

[@ruecharliean8238]

👍 haha...so good

[@ChristopherMoney28]

Lmao I caught that too

[@calciomotti]

It's like tiny sharks with laser beams strapped to their frickin heads! It's a ✌️"Vixel"✌️ 🤫

[@hasmin2252]

Lol

[@theeguy9022]

Well it is pretty important to say that for some

[@robertwhitley6233]

Forget the notifications,make lightweight glasses that can zoom in like binoculars which includes night vision.I know the technology isn't there yet but when it is...yes,must have.

[@folf]

Robert Whitley Yesssss

[@EdwardFominykh]

It was shutdown

[@Underliner07]

AvianGuide link ?

[@skipperofschool8325]

Working on it!

[@ThecrazyJH96]

Robert Whitley You think the military hasn’t made that yet? Lol

[@Beakerzor]

"have you ever scrambled to find your shopping list on your old clunky smartphone? well no more!" 6:16 this scene should have been in black and white

[@eliwitherby6336]

They never said that

[@Beakerzor]

Eli Witherby I know, lol, they should have, like a commercial

[@eliwitherby6336]

Beakerzor I was really hoping that they would

[@LermaBean]

Beakerzor *Infomercial

[@Cthulu327]

Beakerzor What the hell is wrong with a piece of paper, with your list on it?

[@paulson2008]

This will be epic for EXAM 😂

[@kennymurgor]

paulson thomas definitely 😂😂

[@loomish]

😂😂😂 someone had to say it xD, was looking for this one!

[@ps3guy22]

Fr💀

[@RehanArshad007]

lol.. yeah notepad in the eye.. flick your eyes and turn your head to change the page 😃

[@andrzejmakar9820]

I definitely need it

[@Oversampled]

Damn. these smartglasses would be so useful at school :O

[@redbutterfly7690]

Oversampled rofl 🤣

[@haggaralmanzalawy]

i wish i could tap the like button more than once to show how much i can relate to this 😂👏👏

[@gamr13isastealingfraud22]

@@chillwii9832 get one of those bluetooth mini keyboards the size of your phone and place it in your desk 😂

[@skipperofschool8325]

I know right?!

[@johnnguyen3706]

Be careful! Your teachers may see your comment!

[@jg726]

Starting at a low price of $5,999 lol

[@tyhoffman9324]

Lol did you not pay attention 😂 the sponsorship says it’s 99-179 dollars

[@netbookeater]

So we pay 1000 € for a smartphone that works the way you need it to. What functionality will 179 dollars get you? You have to remember this is new tech. It probably won't even be waterproof at that picepoint.

[@AsRiHack3x2]

@@netbookeater 200 bucks is a decent price to be ahead of the curve. I would buy one of these prototype before getting a smart watch, if they allowed prescription version of course. So maybe 300 bucks, if it includes my prescription. Although, I would love a non-intrusive camera, mic.

[@-Burb]

netbookeater Why would you need these to be waterproof lol, are you going swimming with these or something?

[@ImSlayah]

@@-Burb Rain?

[@brandonwiebe2647]

0:38 this part right here is brilliant. The glasses are taking advantage of our natural blind spot to make the display disappear when you don’t want to see it.

[@mb8501]

Just imagine it makes disappear the colleagues you don't like. All possible with AI and all tech.

[@khazms]

Exactly. It's like how we can't see our noses unless we try to look at it.

[@chrisslayton9878]

But we can see our nose though if we are conscious of it. The eye actually has a blind spot where if you hold out your thumb in front of you (in the correct position ) and look at it with one eye, it will disappear from your view.

[@tbomber]

yes it's where the optical nerve connects to the brain

[@brandonwiebe2647]

Chris Slaghton yes, that’s exactly what I mean. I believe it is a circular blind spot about 3 degrees from our central vision. You can do an experiment with a piece of paper with a black dot on it. You put your eyes close to the paper and then move it side to side and the black dot will completely disappear when it is in the blind spot

[@jakereason8095]

A laser beam aimed directly into my retina? I'll wait a decade or two.

[@jaurybeltraoengers5986]

i see this being used by doctors to display info about their patients like heart beats, blood pressure and etc. Any job that requires the professional to use both hands but he or she also needs some info on the go.

[@theshankman8682]

the devices they use to measure such things already has displays. i would love to see the technology to be used in red dot sights in rifles to measure ammo and distance though. it could be useful for businessmen and augmented reality glasses when laser projection could use full color spectrum.

[@theshankman8682]

@Trash then count them

[@kingdomreturn304]

Seizures too like a seizure tracker so if I, we anyone else has a seizure, faint, drop collapse of any kind, include diabetic and Cardiac patients, the Medics/EMT know your location via a consent to track which will automatically be activated when it flares up then they know your location via GPS, they shout attention medical emergency do not move, next thing 🚑🚑🚑🚒🚒

[@ThePhan7em]

I like this journalist, straight to the point.

[@TheVerge]

That's our Executive Editor, Dieter Bohn!

[@NandaNugrahaz]

KINGSMAN GADGET CONFIRMED!!!

[@jannisdavidzwahlen]

Ikr

[@g.e.o.r.g.e...]

I wasn’t thinking of spies, but there are some serious military applications that Intel are likely aiming for moreso than the consumer market.

[@LermaBean]

Nanda Nugraha Damn it! You beat me to it!

[@nbgaf1040]

Nobody play Freebird....

[@redrumthebum]

Nanda Nugraha that one's green. This is red.

[@SuperDummdidumm]

A: Is it a laser? B: It's a vscel. A: What is a vscel? B: A laser #smartass

[@matrix101redorblupill4]

So... what happend to the glases...

[@ajinkya5574]

It is laser? No it's Vertical cavity Surface Emitting Laser . So that's Laser With New Name.

[@japzone]

Ajinkya Jagtap, it's a laser that can't hurt your eyes

[@ajinkya5574]

japzone but didn't change the fact that it's laser.

[@MasterNeiXD]

It'd be considered if the source was pointed directly at your eye, which it is not. Is it powered by underlying laser technology? Well, yes. Is *it* a laser? Nope.

[@ajinkya5574]

Bryan Keller you see reflection of sunlight or Watching it through Sunglasses it doesn't matter Cause it still sunlight.

[@MasterNeiXD]

Well, the light source is not debatable. It's a laser-based technology, but unlike a traditional laser, VCSEL's phased photons are emitted perpendicular from the top surface. What you call laser is better known as an edge-emitting semiconductor laser or an in-plane laser. He made no mistake stating that it was not a laser. VCSELs are an order of magnitude more efficient than an in-plane laser.

[@otanix]

"You can ignore people more efficiently that way." :D LOL - That's indeed the most killer application of this smart glasses.

[@falxonPSN]

Otan Er I loved the brutal honesty of that last comment. Totally true, and un-sugarcoated.

[@JoeTheSpaceGuy]

BUT WILL THERE BE ADS ON IT?

[@backlon]

God I hope not

[@zekeviews]

Upgrade to premium version to skip ads~

[@adityawicaksono875]

I wonder how do we click the skip ad button in this haha

[@hengzolie8228]

No of course because it is not free!

[@100Bucks]

Joe The Space Guy hell yeah, ads are every where.

[@darksnow4278]

I'm definitely getting this just for that last line: "You can ignore people more efficiently."

[@MrDikinurmouth]

exam cheating on a whole new level boiiiiiiii

[@krispy6681]

MrDikinurmouth hahahaha bro you already know!

[@CuriousShake]

First thing that came to my mind

[@kirillvoloshin2065]

imagine developers wearing those on exams during early access

[@abirdconcernedforhumankind2345]

Kirll Voloshin goddamn genius

[@commentmachine1457]

+Kirll Voloshin if they can really make things happen, they wouldn't be worried about an exam.

[@Ether7]

The " Intel Glass " Get it now, before they discontinue.

[@confirmhandle]

Ether7 no doubt technology like this will take many attempts to perfect something usable and something we actually need and something looking normal. This still isn't normal looking...

[@paulogarcia1766]

I'd honestly say it's normal enough looking. I would totally buy and wear these everywhere if they were ~$300 or less. Although I already wear glasses for vision. I can see it being harder for people who don't wear glasses to decide to buy and wear them.

[@Jiishaan]

Paulo Garcia same here man. I wear glasses and getting this means no more changing glasses because the power changed. I would easily pay 300$ too

[@khazms]

If you expect it to be anything less than $400 you're wrong.

[@abdullahmoiz8151]

Wow you are a seer

[@richardclark6113]

1) Car directions. 2) looking at prices of things. 3) aggregating your basket of goods in real time - in real life. 4) Seeing restaurant menu’s from the outside including reviews. 5) identifying animals, birds and plants. 6) interactive Tour guides around cities. 7) identifying pieces of art. 8) google translate in real time. 9) reminders for important events. 10) Shazam - What’s that song? 11) how many calories is this? 12) How many units is this drink? 13) What’s the score of the match I’m watching? 14) combination of glasses with Air Pods. 15) Golf - see the wind direction and wind speed. 16) what road am I on? 17) mini TV combined with Air Pods. Great for commuting. 18) face recognition for certain events which you opt into. Therefore people can see your profile and name. 19) F1 - keep track of lap number and who is the leader. 20) live tennis scores for live events. 21) Check traffic status of routes and get live updates. 22) star constellations. Because this is all so data intensive. It will definitely require Bluetooth to your phone. Wasn’t hard for me to think up loads of good ideas for wearables.

[@unbr34k4bl3]

@R X a lot of those points would need more sophisticated smart glasses with cameras. e.g. 2, 3, 11, 22 or would need a lot of integration with your smartphone e.g. 13 (only works if the phone knows what TV channel you're on), 7 (very exact indoor tracking + integration by the museum). But none of these are impossible, just probably something for generation 2 or 3

[@pupthelovemonkey]

People like you are a blessing to the world. Thank you.

[@SurajGrewal]

This doesn't have a camera

[@kamel3d]

I need this to show me directions while riding my bike

[@MatteoMi]

Did you realise you have to stare at one spot to "see" the picture?

[@virtualworldsbyloff]

I thonk it only shows notifications, lollllll

[@theeguy9022]

@@MatteoMi there's this cool thing you learn once your a toddler called object permanence so that you don't forget how something looked when you look away

[@MatteoMi]

@@theeguy9022 With a car I could agree but he said on a bike, and there’s no time to look at a floating map while on a bike, maybe searching where are you, where’s your destination, etc Even moving your attention, not your sight, would be dangerous. Then of course depends on the journey, for a low pace one out without traffic maybe that would work, or if you know the place and you just need a fraction of a second to get it

[@CKTDanny]

I don't even wear glasses but this looks promising!

[@awesomeguy9573]

SDG Danny I've seen you everywhere recently

[@3MITRY]

SDG Danny but you're Asian lol jkjk

[@akashP998]

Jeez you get likes on your every comment! Have you unlocked the secret of top comments!?!? Teach me senpai!!!

[@dog8438]

Optimistic 007 come early and say something that can apply to a lot of people

[@themostoverpoweredanimecha2538]

Medovukha how do I know you aren't suppressing tech advancement for the reptilian takeover?

[@sravannotshravan]

But can it play Crisis?

[@miles2378]

Sravan Kowshik I sware one of these days my eyes are going to roll so hard they will pop out of my skull after reading "can it play crysis".

[@sravannotshravan]

Christopher Bloom ok bro

[@sravannotshravan]

Christopher Bloom it's swear not sware *roasted* Pls don't get offended

[@miles2378]

Sravan Kowshik A it's ok.

[@Ayuno69]

Christopher Bloom can it play crisis????

[@himynamesgabeha4874]

Dude imma get this to cheat on my exams ASAP

[@Olivia-W]

CrazyPOCO LOCO :O. Yes. Omg YES. No one would suspect a thing, because they're so unobrusive, and you'd be like la la la cheating la la la :).

[@utof]

Oh yea boi i was searching for that comment

[@dollarking9641]

Exams r becoming obsolete

[@Jack-qp5gd]

CrazyPOCO LOCO they will be banned if when they’re released to the public. Just like smart watches have been banned from exams

[@SniperKing261]

Lol they’ll catch wind of it quick though

[@Faith-lh5ti]

Such a bummer that Intel stopped development on these. I would've loved to use these. Imagine walking around and being able to always tell the time, weather, reminders, maybe other things like your headphone's battery level. I would've 100% bought these.

[@seanzoz]

As long as you can play Virtual Boy games I'm sold.

[@simpgodrudy]

THIS is the kind of innovation I’m looking for

[@martiddy]

seanzoz Yes, emulators are awesome!. I can imagine me having a conversation with a person and suddenly scream: YEAH, I got a shiny Pikachu! 😁

[@BlueBird-wb6kb]

Vapor Wave - sama Best game for that is Pixelmon, PC, Its amazing, It uses another game as its base

[@BasedReda]

I cant believe I saw Red Text right on your eyes and I didn't think virtual boy...

[@pchick]

oh god New Nintendo Virtual Boy just wear your glasses and the lasers go into your eyes while you live life (but how would you tell a shiny pokemon apart from a regular one?)

[@tiltedpotato3626]

Schools already taking watches away during tests, now glasses too?

[@Forgotten0]

Stephen Lee they’ll never know

[@simon-white]

It's a good point. The more prevalent these become in future, with a variety of different brands and styles, this will be more and more difficult to track. Schools would need to check every set of frames for one of those tiny computer modules.

[@ptfodity]

Stephen Lee why watches? If they think it's for cheating its pretty hard to look stuff up

[@tiltedpotato3626]

PTFOdity I meant smart watches

[@VideoNOLA]

NO reason at all OLED contact lenses powered by ambient light, the saline of your tears, or blinking motion of your eyelids should not be far away.

[@darthnads]

I think the most important update will be when they announce that you can view people's power levels...

[@harshkhorwal8934]

OVER 9000!

[@Maulstrum97]

darthnads scan their body language and fighting position. To get that.

[@joseanthompson9069]

Harsh Khorwal damn you beat me to it I was just about to say that

[@harshkhorwal8934]

Josean Thompson not today lad

[@bruno3]

"Is it a laser projecting into my eye?" "It's a vcsel. Vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser." "So... it's a laser." "It's a vcsel. Don't think about it."

[@Yathuprem]

Is this a Tide ad??

[@ferdyryza3738]

Yathu prem Hahahahahah!!!

[@redwingdog22]

Ferdinand Röder the lenses are made of hardened tide pod liquid.

[@johnhare7279]

What, 5K dollar glasses to have my shopping list handy or get direct propaganda?

[@thesmartI]

EVERYTHING is aTide ad

[@awesomeguy9573]

Every ad is a Tide ad

[@Barefoot_Joe]

"You can't really tell when someone is paying attention to something on a Vaunt" - Trust me we will be able to tell, humans are very good at reading body language without even knowing consciously that we are doing it.

[@TNM001]

of course you can tell, they will be blank-staring into the void...

[@cloudlessx]

make it a sunglasses and you won't

[@Myrslokstok]

Barefoot Joe And if we start to behave only 99% human we become scary as hell.

[@mrdol]

"u can ignore ppl more efficiently that way". Sign me up ;)

[@xDarkAngelxc]

mrdol Haha I'm like "Damn why didn't you open the video with that? (Throws money at phone)"

[@smartart3097]

mrdol 😂😂😂

[@anti-socialmedia8195]

This would be awesome as a navigation display while driving and a perfect HUD for pilots both private and otherwise.

[@jevonarnold7331]

That would be nice 👍

[@marcellbrollem1233]

if u can't read power levels with these its worthless..

[@YarakaOfficial]

marcell brollem IT'S OVER 9000!!! *Smart Glasses Break*

[@7531monkey]

marcell brollem why read power levels? Dumb

[@TheRealAlpha2]

More like "It's over 9000... reviews on yelp!"

[@wtfisthis7795]

marcell brollem Its over 9000! Dollars just for a pair screw this

[@hycron1234]

_"power levels are bullshit!"_

[@andrewfreeman88]

BLACK MIRROR, BLACK MIRROR everyone has a star rating above their heads...

[@4jup4ter4]

Scary Times ahead.

[@ratholin]

woohoo. Being generally well liked and having manners will now provide social gain. I mean oh no I'll have to pretend to be a good person to avoid negative social consequences like pre-trump republicans.

[@jackcoolidge8123]

Louis Smith not really, one thing all these dystopian stories lack is an informed and self aware public which we currently have. This is almost a self defense mechanism for humanity.

[@Supreme_Court.]

Jack Coolidge Haha, good one

[@DaybreakPT]

I guess you haven't seen Steam or Newegg's recent or 6 month ratings that show up first then... just a couple of examples already existing that fix your concern. Also there is simply no way for an individual human to get their hands on every single product or meet every single person in the world, but collective reviews have been field tested for years, think online shopping, when a product has 2 or 3 stars it always means it has one or more significant flaws that undermine it's use and thus may not be a product worth investing in. To cite a very recent example for me (yesterday in fact) if a motherboard consistently fails to boot up for the vast majority of people, there is a very high chance you will pay for a dud product you can't use and a low chance of support in the near term considering they would have to get to all the other people that have failed products first.

[@iJamie8467x]

I'll definitely buy these if the price was right

[@iJamie8467x]

I feed on souls yeah I know but I hope the starting price isn't too expensive If it's in the hundreds I'll probably buy it since I need glasses but if it's in the thousands I won't, I see a huge problem with these glasses is how easy and cheap is it to replace if you drop them or you need to update your prescription

[@iJamie8467x]

Tom Cavrot I heard that to but tons of companies are working on these and keeping it quite Apple is apparently working on these, I'll probably by a Android version though since Samsung will release these and im hoping Xiaomi does a budget version

[@k1mpman]

It seems over the years there's still interest in wearable displays so I'm sure without a doubt that some time in the future we will all be wearing something other than what we have now. Just like the upgrade from regular phones to smartphones. If that's 1 year, 10 years or 20 years is hard to say but there seems to be a interest in it regardless. If it's a quality of life upgrade, it'll probably go quick.

[@iJamie8467x]

@Book Snake Nah, I need glasses my eyesight is awful so it's not just like a accessory to me If I didn't need them it would probably be not worth it but if you're going to wear glasses all the time anyway why not?

[@kyore789]

2k is the price I’m calling it.

[@R6Maple]

We want this just so we can be iron man

[@tenkay0024]

I was thinking the same thing,

[@iliketortles91]

Same

[@fauzaana7779]

Far from home lool

[@muhammadharoon2355]

Spider-Man far from home

[@Sou_zed]

It would be nice if there was a fit version of this with sunglasses that show the distance, pace, heart rate and that sort of thing for when you're running

[@lol_vevo]

As long as it isn't ridiculously expensive, I'm getting a pair

[@Tom-ro7em]

the project has been shut down by Intel

[@lol_vevo]

@@Tom-ro7em 😪

[@jaxw2628]

Yeah but even $400 would be ok

[@dognutbrow6723]

Hate to break it to you, but they’re 6000 dollars

[@sswine8056]

Now if we could get this as an attachment to your regular glasses

[@mrgreen497]

PALDIN Richardson then it would look like Google glass

[@gargonovich]

I don't think that's possible due to the holographic reflector that needs to be inside the lens of the glasses. I can imagine most optical places being all over adding this as an option to go with their coatings and such, though.

[@luissolares190]

Imagine finally being able to watch tv while laying down

[@SveinOlavLarsen]

I use glasses everyday. And I cant wait until we can go do the optician and select from a wide range of smart glasses....maybe it's the norm in 10 years from now?

[@nova_kaiser]

Svein Olav Larsen Same here

[@Lonegunman075]

Hope there's no retina burn in 😎

[@rly.shiesty]

There isnt bc the laser is dimmer than a laser pointer

[@thebrinesour5624]

DUDE YOUR USING A DANGO FAMILY PROfILE PIC!?! I'm so happy that some people still know that

[@TheBoxingNinja]

When it gets Pokemon go Glass edition everyone will want it.

[@Ekairah]

*Matthew Noneya* ehh......

[@TheBoxingNinja]

先生夢子 I don't play Pokemon go, but I know Pokemon has a cult following.

[@supersucc2733]

That game died

[@TheBoxingNinja]

Phat Sangs I know so many people who go crazy Everytime Pokemon release anything. If they made a Pokemon toothpick they would buy it. So I think it'll survive. Plus, a lot of people buy DSs just to play Pokemon.

[@redrumthebum]

*Matthew Noneya* Pokemon Red Go: Glass Edition.

[@DRGIZMO29]

This smart glass + LiDAR scanner inside = super immersive augmented reality

[@AuthenTech]

Nice job, Dieter. Well done and authentic video

[@backlon]

Thanks! Huge credit to the whole team that worked on it, without whom this would never have happened: Felicia Shivakumar, Vjeran Pavic,Tyler Pina, Garret Beard, Andru Marino, Mariya Abdulkaf

[@JimNortonsAlcoholism]

Can you be any more German?

[@bluesailormercury]

Yes, great job and may I add, even greater to watch because you're so beautiful.

[@SaatvikDube]

Every day it feels like Black Mirror is becoming reality.

[@habibsspirit]

Black Mirror is just a dramatic hyperbole compilation. Reality is a different ball game.

[@real_andrii]

Golden Maximo Yep, but take a look at S04E05 and then google video of "Boston Dynamics Spot Mini" . And after try not to think about how much time we have till that nightmare...

[@nbgaf1040]

Just wait like 10 yrs because black mirror will seem as lame and outdated at the 1960 star trek is

[@themaxsandelin]

Soon we'll all be living our lives in the OASIS...

[@carternolan5888]

Ready player one I hope we live there tho😀

[@mrworldwide5811]

Or aincrad coz I mean what’s vr without dual wielding amiright

[@clarenweze9412]

Max Sandelin terminators will take over

[@DerpyNoodIe]

I think the best case use besides getting notifications from your favorite social media, is reminders. Imagine you set up a reminder of something you have to do, well now you can see it right in front of you, ensuring that there is no way for you to miss it.

[@michaelreisch3612]

every college kids dream.

[@drkevin270]

Michael Reisch lolll!!!

[@TheBoxingNinja]

Do the words college and kids go together? It's sad to have immature and ill educated people spending 6 digits on a degree they might not use.

[@jointspecialoperationscomm4838]

Or you know, they live somewhere where education is free

[@4324-r9m]

NA LUL

[@azumatomlinson3474]

I need this to ace my tests.

[@donyaxworld3940]

DBZ power level needed on these. 👓

[@ArturoGarcia007]

i'ts over 9,000!??

[@MultiiMan]

Well in our World i think IQ level would be more suitable😂

[@ssnofficial1458]

ArSalaN AHAHAHAHAHAHA YES

[@Kaitain]

Black Mirror here we come.

[@myman8336]

Ben Leighton Lol I need more episodes

[@mrmaze2463]

We Joke about it but it's hear n it's not good for mankind

[@ramblesrandom]

*Looks at Amazon Echo and wonders if there is a real person trapped inside*

[@wuznab5109]

Gets call from boss Friend : O MY GOD IS THAT THANOS CAR ON THE LEFT OF YOU. *Looks left*

[@onajitetaire]

Lmaoooo this joke is sooo underratedd

[@MichaelSHartman]

Tops my comment.

[@hugo112max]

I NEED THIS FOR MY EXAM !!!

[@VonikGames]

Hugo yasss omg lol

[@Onouphrius]

I would love to try these but do they come with prescription lenses

[@backlon]

They should work with any kind of lenses.

[@Onouphrius]

Dieter Bohn Oh ok so that is actually really cool and this means i can snap it on to my current glasses and thats it.

[@Seany06]

RibCracker I don't think that's what's implied. You can have your prescription lenses in the intel frames, not attach the the tech to your current glasses.. Who knows in the future though.

[@justapugontheinternet]

Cheating during exams has been made easier

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

You think they don't catch on? You should see the number of people who failed their degrees owing tens of thousands because they thought that tech would help them cheat. Every year.

[@justapugontheinternet]

L well, of course they catch on but it’s easier to cheat today with tech than it was back then without it. You just have to be cautious

[@zipp4everyone263]

Right, like the teacher will let you have glasses on during tests. Besides you can see the red screen from the other side of the glasses.

[@justapugontheinternet]

Zipp4Everyone you can easily pass them off a prescription glasses and I’m sure once this tech hits the market, more versions from different companies will spawn which do a better job at masking the light.

[@kickroxeatdust3826]

I cant wait 😏

[@sakunthalapranathi1961]

is it available in the market or in online stores

[@Noided88815]

But how much will it cost, and can you get prescription lenses for vision?

[@suomi6769]

When they will hit the markets, it's estimated about 2000-1000$ so it is not cheap

[@mrpandaplayz0381]

Exactly how would a prescription lens work cause they stated that even if you have prescription glasses with bad vision you can see the message clearly but they never described what would happen with prescription glasses

[@rsotelo304]

Honestly i think companys should forget about smartwatchs and focus on glasses. Smart glasses are gonna be a hella of alot more convenient and are right around the corner

[@NickanM]

Icarus x *I don't think they should stop with smart watches, I have some heart and lung problems and my newest device measures my blood pressure, heart rate and oxygen level. It warns me when things get out of control.*

[@tothere8314]

+NickandM do you have machinery inside you, how would a watch know your blood pressure or oxygen level, I understand heart rate but how the others.

[@NickanM]

bob bill *It's measured by red lights. They are also doing that at our hospitals, the newest tech has arrived...I had an oxygen meter from my doc so I could check it myself that you put on your fingertip and now they are able to measure it around your wrist. :-)*

[@fabiankunzle1952]

"hella", are you from california or have you just played Life is Strange? 😄

[@raphaelfakhri4395]

Lenses !

[@selentatsukienjoyer]

Nice. An actually good smart glasses

[@clipcentral2380]

anyone else get this in their recommended?

[@congruentbeef366]

ImHalfrican yea I did, then I realized it was posted 7th months ago😂

[@clipcentral2380]

Congruent Beef36 same

[@jordannstark4194]

Dont worry they killed it. I actually like it, but it won't be a thing any time soon.

[@biscuitjoe4048]

No i looked this up.

[@theunboxer3964]

I did.

[@Schmidteren]

I want the EyePhone they use in Futurama. No need to wear glasses. Though painfull installation.

[@mandarjoshi6814]

good episode of black mirror?

[@mandarjoshi6814]

Deadeye Spider exactly

[@Akira-oj1oc]

Soo umm... cheating on tests? No? ok just me

[@TheDudlydude]

Traditional tests will eventually become useless in determining intelligence when we can just leverage the task of memory and knowledge to a machine. A future where machine minds are placed into human ones isn't all that unlikely either.

[@Akira-oj1oc]

TheDudlydude u mean machine intelligence will be put in to human minds not machine minds will be put into human bodies rightt?

[@jlee8803]

You only cheat yourself at the end of the day.

[@farazahmed3701]

Read a book called "Feed"

[@sheriffaboubakar9720]

Jonathan Lee Explain.

[@charlesz25]

Honestly, as a person who travels a lot, i would not mind having a map on the corner of my eye, especially because pulling out your phone in some countries such as Guatemala is so dangerous, and having a smartwatch only makes you a target

[@markjones6358]

Once they get multicolored lasers embedded, I can see these as a great Augmented Reality (AR) tool. Hand-held cell phones are so… Last decade.

[@bighands69]

It does not even have to be cell phones. It could be used for sports, engineering or flying. The applications and details are endless. And when Ai is layered on top of AR it will mean that the human experience will change very very rapidly.

[@hexie6520]

bighands69 have a small camera on the back to see whats behind you would be nice also

[@5PYZ3R]

they said it works clearly for people with bad vision. I wonder if it's possible to use a camera to basically re-create vision entirely as a prosthetic.

[@KINGKACE1]

Virux it is possible. I saw a video about blind people regaining sight(not 100%) a while back. Not sure where to find it now.

[@joesmith4546]

While it is possible, it requires the surgical implantation of a device into one’s brain. Vision has also only partially been restored in the form of movement detection, allowing for one to see the edges and rough outlines of objects, but nothing more currently.

[@natepepper1935]

"Just because you can, doesn't mean you should, so... why?" "Honestly dude, we just wanted to do it before someone else 🤷🏾‍♂️"

[@BisDakShoots]

This is what google glass should've looked like.

[@EricBaileyDrums]

True but mobile capabilities were very differerent when Glass was put into public beta 5 years ago.

[@tbucsclw1]

Imagine them incorporating google assistant with customizable hot word and micro camera built into a slim and decent frame. They are already halfway there. It's pretty spectacular

[@SuperEnthused]

This is fascinating and of course, mildly disturbing. The interesting part is what new technologies and innovations come out of the process of creating the tech/hardware, as well as what developers come up with. At this point, I have zero interest in having this kind of data on my face, but who knows, maybe some day this will become the norm. It’s disturbing to think of someone slightly shaking their head while you’re trying to have a conversation. Ignore people more efficiently!

[@TopOfAllWorlds]

Super Enthused I would love to have this. Although I have A.D.D. So this is probably not very good for me.

[@GammingAssasin]

Someone in the 50's would have said exactly this about social media. Technology advances, and norms follow suit. In about two decade, you Will have one of these on you.

[@imranhanafi9716]

They will give you free glasses and force you ads that you can't unsee

[@tommynorthwood]

Super Enthused Same was said about cell phones.

[@blackhat2005]

I think that eventually Neuro transmission will be perfected. The technology already exists to control computer games with your mind... give it time

[@lordk.gaimiz6881]

If you don't need to have good vision to see it sharp on your eye sight could you use this or maybe a more developed future technology to make glasses that actually picked the 180° image of a normal eye sight and display it in the eye ball of a person with bad eye sight and make them see properly? With like..."very high" resolution cameras/sensors in the glasses?

[@mlshkkz413]

thats what glasses do

[@lordk.gaimiz6881]

Malish Kavkaz yeah but glasses still have to change lenses over time that is what I meant

[@AlexRetsam]

Once they work out colours, then yeah probly. But the delay would drive you insane.

[@Vousie]

You know, this is one of the increasingly frequent times where I'm actually happy to see that other people have already had the idea before me. It gives me hope that this will actually be done.

[@davidunkown1925]

They need to add the color changing films that adjust with voltage, so I can tell alexa "shades!" And look badass at the same time

[@s0cialwolf]

intel to apple - "drop my shades off, good boy!"😜😂

[@TheTonyAndreas]

I don't mind tech on my face BUT I wear prescript glasses AND contacts. I know this is new tech but we as wearers of glasses NEED this to work cohesively with those things. Also, they'd need to be able to be polycarbonate, photo chromatic ,etc. I'd gladly test any of these out for you guys! ;-)

[@nikoolay]

Tony McQueen me too but I doubt they will add all of the necessary things.

[@alish2001]

nikoolay raykov yea it probably will reach that level, they said in the video they're working on prescriptions.

[@brettcameratraveler]

Actually they mention in the video that they are prescription ignostic. You're good to go. I would think its because they are using a laser to project the image which would allow the display to work at any focus distance.

[@vivikche]

pfft. see schmee... with smart glasses, who needs to 'see' anything anymore?

[@gfox9295]

+Brett Cameratraveler yes, but people who wear prescription glasses still need those glasses on to see actual stuff near, far, or both (seeing what these smartglasses is projecting onto your retina perfectly despite your own vision issues is not a replacement for everything else you need to see moment to moment throughout your day, after all). I don't think many peops are gonna wanna try wearing their normal glasses and these at the same time. If these flipped down to cover normal lenses like some sunglass lenses do, that'd be another thing. Or like Millar said, if you could get custom-made versions of these where the lenses WERE your prescription lenses... there ya go.

[@wb5729]

Price?

[@lakibadhikari7930]

Ads it's gonna feed us ads. First thing I can think of

[@MafiosoDon21]

lakib adhikari hope not lol hahaha

[@rly.shiesty]

We paid for it so idk

[@lakibadhikari7930]

IDK but i am really sure they will find a way to feed us Ads comehow

[@Celieki]

TylerG342 you pay for your phone and look, whats that, ADS!

[@menfie]

What if they sell our personal informations for advertisement? I'm pretty sure they will at some point.

[@awkwardpanda1081]

So. Can it actually be fitted with prescription lenses?