Wearable Intelligence System alpha Demo - Smart Glasses Apps - Part 1

A demo showing some of the current features of the Wearable Intelligence System.
To get in touch, contact Cayden via [e-mail].
Wearable Intelligence System: github.com/emexlabs/WearableI...
Emex Labs: emexwearables.com
Cayden Pierce: caydenpierce.com
Hardware (any Android smart glasses, currently Vuzix Blade): www.vuzix.com/products/blade-...
The Wearable Intelligence System is an open source personal intelligence amplification tool and humanistically intelligent system. The system runs on a pair of AR/smart glasses and presents the user with intelligent audio and visual information. Users benefit from a suite of tools that can be used in the real world while developers benefit from a system that provides a smart glasses app backend.
Timeline:
0:00 Intro to WIS
0:36 Live Captions
1:19 Natural Language Query
1:45 Wikipedia Search
2:25 Live Language Translation
3:08 Visual/Image Search
4:10 Social Intelligence Affective Tools
4:56 Outro
Tags: smart glasses, smart glasses software, Android, smart glass, smart glass software, smart glasses use cases, language translation, affective computing, closed captions, voice command, transcription, language queries, fitness

[@zeitgeist888]

This is exactly what I want. Add in turn by turn directions for GPS navigation and the ability to read and answer texts and calls and I will be in line to buy some. This is more valuable than big screen TV or VR style AR glasses.

[@caydengineer]

Yep very cool, unfortunately the whole "texting on your glasses" is still kindof bad UI and ussually people end up just taking out their phone.

[@jonnyvingt-quatre3618]

Very impressive stuff. Oral exams will soon be obsolete!

[@Hobby_Technology]

This is awesome! With AR Glasses HMDs being all the rage right now, I'm surprised I haven't seen more personal cognitive enhancement use-cases.

[@TomFleay]

Impressive Cayden. I'm looking forward to discussing this further with you

[@danieltrujillo5782]

Super rad. Installing this on my Blade asap.

[@drzigzag8985]

Wow very good info love to talk about project Intelligent wearable smart glasses Next generation X 🖖✌️👌

[@thewolfofswingthat2035]

ive been trying to build something like this, subbed this channel!

[@caydengineer]

Great! The system is open source and actively looking for contributors. Reach out! The system is here: github.com/emexlabs/WearableIntelligenceSystem. My email is: [e-mail]

[@thewolfofswingthat2035]

@@caydengineer I pulled your repo onto my local env, still in the process of looking at it (i have a day job so...). How do you manufacture the hardware tho? do you outsource it to a third party company?

[@caydengineer]

@@thewolfofswingthat2035 The hardware is a Vuzix Blade, you can buy right now: www.vuzix.com/products/vuzix-blade-smart-glasses-upgraded We've designed the system to support multiple types of Android smart glasses (but Blade is officially supported). See the docs for more details: github.com/emexlabs/WearableIntelligenceSystem/wiki/ If you have further questions, please email me: [e-mail]

[@tind33p]

Very nice work! This is all the stuff I've wanted in a hud! This is a very useful set applications!

[@sujithonhaga8430]

Great video 😊

[@danbrown8078]

Amazing!

[@VulcanOnWheels]

You make me wonder if we'll have an interface like the one shown in the movie Anon.

[@caydengineer]

Thanks for mentioning it, I watched the movie to check it out. Our system is based on user empowerment and control, which is inherent in the technical design and open source nature. I think Anon focused too much on government control, and didn't really present many/any real use cases of a HUD and BCI!

[@HaveYaSeenYassin]

Awesome

[@sherwinashman2950]

Genius

[@UnexpectedInquisition]

This is amazing. I wish it worked for apple :(

[@caydengineer]

iOS won't be supported in the near future. You can use a low-end Android to try it out!

[@UnexpectedInquisition]

@@caydengineer Pity! I have two Iphones due to work...and other devices. Would be tough to switch over. Or have another device to charge atop everything else. Still, I appreciate the work your doing. Incredible talent.

[@shandaperryman4277]

I saw a set of gaming glasses that had speakers that go around the neck. On Amazon of course. Would be cool if it could speak out a reply in my voice either from me speaking a low emition reply or from selecting from a list of standard replies.

[@caydengineer]

You mean for translation use cases? Or when you're too lazy to respond? Or some other time?

[@rodneythompson1861]

I need glasses that translates language and help me study pre law school work. So how can I get a pair of the ones you are displaying now on this video?

[@caydengineer]

You can buy Vuzix Blades directly from Vuzix.

[@futuristicentity2417]

These devices aren't that great save up your money for a vacation trip for this matter you can take two trips to China and back if you wanted to the screen sizes aren't that big either and the FOV on them sucks just get an Oculus Quest II or wait for the Oculus Quest II Pro.

[@caydengineer]

Regarding Vuzix Blade vs. Oculus Quest... this is apples and oranges. The Blade is an AR device with focus as smart glasses (i.e. a HUD) as opposed to immersion. Conversely, the Quest is a VR headset with focus on immersion, gaming, etc. The Blade is close to an all-day wearable device that you can use in the real world, whereas Quest/VR-devices cannot. If you want gaming/immersion - go for VR like you said. But if you are trying to augment daily life (like the use cases demo'ed here) then ARSG is the way to go.

[@parallelinnovation2894]

Awesome work! I sent you an email, hopefully we can collaborate!