Very interesting look at how smart glasses are being employed.
https://edtechtimes.com/2018/02/20/smart-glasses-find-new-use-in-special-education-technology/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=february%20newsletter%203&utm_content=learnlaunch%202018
Here are some cool updates on the newest VR devices. –> https://uploadvr.com/best-of-ces-2018-5-big-updates/
Here is a nice sum-up of the VR/AR Experience –> https://virtualrealitypop.com/understanding-virtual-reality-and-its-applications-beyond-gaming-2bfd92383f63
Here is another set of smart glasses –> https://virtualrealitypop.com/magic-leap-unveiled-but-still-unknown-60745ae0be0c
Intel is reported to be rolling out new smartglasses. It sounds like the glasses will actually be relatively “dumb,” with most functionality driven by the bluetooth-attached cell phone. They will have some “heads-up” display capability but it doesn’t sound like they provide any capture functionality, one of the most controversial things about Google Glass. “Early access program” later this year.