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The document summarizes a concept called "Insight", which is a pair of smart glasses that can display information to the user and detect objects in their field of vision. Some key points: 1. Insight aims to provide a new way to display digital objects through a wearable device by separating the display screen from the control unit. 2. It would allow users to perform multiple tasks at once like using their phone, GPS, internet through just the glasses. 3. Some technical challenges are making the device compact, improving display resolution, and increasing battery life. 4. The document believes Insight could become popular by changing how people interact with technology in their daily lives.
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