Monkeytalk Fall 2014 Er is al veel geschreven en gezegd over Google Glass, maar wat moet je nu geloven? Serge, onze eigenste Glass Explorer, onthult wat deze wearable nu juist is en wat de praktijk ons erover kan leren. Wat heeft dit stukje ‘bleeding edge of technology’ te betekenen in healthcare vandaag? Ontdek hoe ‘disruptive’ Glass kan zijn in een niet evidente business aan de hand van bestaande en eigen cases.

1. OK GLASS,
SAVE A LIFE

2. SERGE HUFKENS
UX DESIGNER - HEALTH
MONKEYSHOT

3. GOOGLE GLASS

9. FRAMES

10. SPECIFICATIES
‣ Touchpad
‣ Android 4.4.2 and higher
‣ Prism, 640×360px display
‣ 5-megapixel camera, capable of 720p video recording
‣ Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
‣ Bluetooth
‣ 16GB storage (12 GB available)
‣ CPU Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 SoC 1.2Ghz Dual
‣ 2GB RAM
‣ Battery – 2.1 Wh (~570mAh) Li-Po
(1h video, 4h typical, 12h intermittent)
‣ 3 axis gyroscope/accelerometer
‣ 3 axis magnetometer (compass)
‣ Ambient light sensing and proximity sensor
‣ Bone conduction transducer
‣ MicroUSB

11. PRINCIPLE
“Glass is fundamentally different than existing
mobile platforms in both design and use.”
“Fire & Forget”

12. Main voice commands
Contextual voice
commands
Free-form speech
INPUT VOICE

13. INPUT TOUCH
Tap
Swipe forward/backward
Swipe down

14. Head tracking/panning
Look up
Nudge
INPUT HEAD

15. INTERFACE

16. GLASSWARE

17. PERSONAL
EXPERIENCE

18. THE GOOD
Instant access to a camera
First person perspective
Sharing that perspective
Voice control / Hands free

19. THE BAD
Battery life
Glass is reflective
Correcting
The bone transducer feels like a worm burying into
your ear (when used for a long period)

20. THE UGLY
Can get hot (Glass needs to cool down message)
Limited visual plane (no augmented reality)
Regular tweaking
Social interactions (there’s a computer on your face)

21. BUSINESS CHALLENGES
No facial recognition or voice print
No ads (for now)
Glassware is free
No adult content
Display is always on when using the camera
But you can root them...

22. GLASS IN
HEALTHCARE

23. Hands-free
WHY?

24. APPLICATIONS
TELEMEDICINE & TEACHING
Glass could be used as a teaching tool during surgery, connected with
students via video stream. Record and stream surgical procedures
SAVE TIME & LIFE
Emergency services can use Glass in the field to get support from other
medical professionals, get guidance for difficult procedures and serve as a
time saver by sending information to the ER team before arrival.
PATIENT CARE & INSTANT DOCUMENTATION
Use by a paramedic to document patient care with photos and videos to
provide to a physician or to automatically update the patient's health
record. Doctors could instantly record and have their notes, comments
and patient conversations noted and transcribed.

25. APPLICATIONS
DRUG INFORMATION
Physicians could access patient charts and compare the medical history
with drug options, interactions and contraindications
For scanning and verifying medications and comparing the to the patient's
medical records
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Serve as a tool for disaster management with shareable information, photos
and videos and access to navigation tools for dispatch services

26. DOCTORS!

27. PLAYERS

30. AAN DE SLAG!

31. POTENTIËLE
ONDERNEMERS 2013

32. POTENTIËLE
ONDERNEMERS 2013

33. POTENTIËLE
ONDERNEMERS 2013
EDDE ER AL ENE?

40. BEZOEKJE

44. HACK-FOR-HEALTH

54. FOCUS

56. GRACE

57. CONCEPT

58. FLOWS

59. WIREFRAMES

62. THANKS
@SJESCH