The document is a presentation on Google Glasses submitted by Sachin Gumber. It discusses that Google Glasses are glasses that have a built-in smartphone, allowing users to access the internet and have information displayed directly in their field of vision. The presentation covers the expected specifications of Google Glasses, such as a 3.2MP camera, touchpad, and sensors for navigation. Potential uses are discussed, including hands-free access to texts and maps for navigation or assistance for disabled individuals. Concerns about fragility and distraction are also addressed.

1. A
PRESENTATION
ON
GOOGLE GLASSES
SUBMMITED BY:-
SACHIN GUMBER
09EGJEC091
GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
JAIPUR

3.  What is Google Glass?
 Design of Google Glass
 Expected Specifications.
 How it Works?
 Strengths.
 Weaknesses.
 Target Markets.
 Other idea of uses.

4. •It’s a glass with a Smart Phone in it.
•It’s brings the internet world and real world
together.
•It has a micro phone , camera and a screen

6. 3. Speaker
4. Button

7.  Camera: Most of the photos taken with
Glass have a 3.2MP camera. Technically
capable of up to 720p videos.
 Standalone processor.
 Unspecified amount of on-board
memory.
 Touchpad on the side for input.
Cont....

8.  Microphone for recording and voice-
command functionality.
 Speaker for feedback
 Sensors: Gyroscope, Accelerometer and
GPS confirmed.
 Camera Button.
 WIFI or Bluetooth 4.0
 Weight: 36 grams.

9. According to well-informed Google blogger Seth
Weintraub, Google's Project glasses will probably use a
transparent LCD or AMOLED display to put information
in front of your eyeballs. We can scroll and click on
information by tilting our head, something that is
apparently quite easy to master. Google Glasses will
also use voice input and output.

10.  Hands free.
 User friendly.
 Fashionable.
 You can TEXT and see the map while you are
on your way.
 Assistance to disabled individuals.

11.  They seem so fragile
 They can cause greater distractions in meetings
 Continuously wearing a phone next to your
brain may damage the brain cells.
 Driving distraction.
http://timemanagementninja.com/2010/07/how-to-disarm-your-
distracted-meetings/http://www.akimbo.ca/akimblog/?id=340

12.  Underground workers (sewers, etc.)
 Young professionals
 Older people – voice recognition
http://pwwwblog.ibeatyou.com/blog/wp-
content/uploads/2010/03/bigstockphoto_woman-with-mobile_2525411.jpghttp://www.sewerhistory.org/images/w/web/egouts-129.jpg

13.  Sharing Photographs
 Facial recognition
 Snowboard goggles
 Video Calling
http://www.questbiometrics.com/biometric-facial-
recognition.html
http://secretstowebsuccess.com/facebook-marketing/add-
targeted-friends-list/