Streaming MJPEG to an iPad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPNXXXZqB9c
The glasses that ship will of course be more aggressively miniaturized than the prototype seen in that demo video.
The glasses that ship will of course be more aggressively miniaturized than the prototype seen in that demo video.
Apart from that... thumbs up, great work!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP-quJ8nuis&t=1m55s
Thanks! Please support us by ordering a pair! :)
1) Up against Google Glasses and
2) Asking for people's money up front.
What sort of background do you guys bring to such a steep industrial engineering endeavor?
I just finished the CS honors program at Stanford (invented a more realistic 3D display, partially mentored by a founder of Lytro). My background is robotics, EE, AI, and a tad of mech and bio. Some of my work, including a link to the thesis: http://www.quora.com/Academia/What-does-it-feel-like-to-leav... Some previous projects include putting self-evolving code in a walking robot to make it constantly learn to walk faster in adaptation to hardware injury, developing a long-range body-tracking sensor system for search and rescue robots, genetically engineering a coliphage virus, creating part of a compiler for DNA, writing an app for our glasses that uses facial identity recognition to get the Facebook profile of the person you are looking at, and assembling a Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation brain booster that Erick and I use to be smarter.
Our PCB engineer designed the rocket controller for the SpaceX Falcon 9.
Our augmented reality expert has built and architected AR systems for 13 years, since before the term "augmented reality" existed, back when military were the only users, lugging around huge backpack computers and helmets.