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informative but I could finnish watching becouse I was so annoyed by his clicking sucking sound he made between sentences with his tongue, very VERY! annoying
have you managed to assemble it back to original shape? :) if not, are you selling the battery module separate? (I need it for my google glass because that was smashed in 4 pieces..)
Myself and my company are working on something just like that. Augmented Reality isn't going to have the traction of Virtual Reality until we can get full field of view displays. You can see that the google glass uses a prism. The glass prism is effectively simply 2 halfs of a cube, and where the two internal faces meet causes a refraction surfaces providing enough optical interference to refract the micro displays image. The idea is that the prism can be scaled proportionally to the display. There are micro LCD displays that are marginally two to four times larger than the one on google glass. So using a display of that size coupled with a larger prism cross section and boom, full field of vision heads up display! ...just gotta work on the Adam Jensen, Deus Ex style flick out glasses!
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idk why but it feels like sitting with my dad again as he helps me take apart my toys and put it back together. Wish we still did that.
The CPU isn't integrated "into" the DDR-chip. It's a POP (Package on Package) arrangement where two BGA chips sits on top of each other.
Very interesting seeing the packaging of so much into a small device.
Good stuff. Thanks. Some others may like to watch this demo to see how it should be done
well crafted dissection provides excellent insight. May be small session on functionality would have made this video "COMPLETE". Liked it.
Awesome video, its a pitty i didn't see this in 2014!!
Great video! Very informative! Also it must have been an expensive video to make since the google glass costs 1500 a pair! Thanks again for the video,
informative but I could finnish watching becouse I was so annoyed by his clicking sucking sound he made between sentences with his tongue, very VERY! annoying
@@winstondidit5843 fuck I just realised it and it's all I hear now.
I wonder if this could be usable in a Boba Fett Helmet range finder. would be perfect if it could!
have you managed to assemble it back to original shape? :)
if not, are you selling the battery module separate? (I need it for my google glass because that was smashed in 4 pieces..)
What kind of display is used in it, is it an OLED screen??
I would love to see a Google glass with a full eyepiece. Maybe you could magnify the small screen with a series of lenses to fill a larger prism.
Myself and my company are working on something just like that. Augmented Reality isn't going to have the traction of Virtual Reality until we can get full field of view displays. You can see that the google glass uses a prism. The glass prism is effectively simply 2 halfs of a cube, and where the two internal faces meet causes a refraction surfaces providing enough optical interference to refract the micro displays image. The idea is that the prism can be scaled proportionally to the display. There are micro LCD displays that are marginally two to four times larger than the one on google glass. So using a display of that size coupled with a larger prism cross section and boom, full field of vision heads up display!
...just gotta work on the Adam Jensen, Deus Ex style flick out glasses!
@@MartinSmithInterfaces What's your company?
They just need to make a "Dbz scouter model" will sell out at the end of the week. Give it a scanning ability boom sold.
What is the FPGA used for?
I think we cannot decrypt the program in it
I want to establish a technology company and innovate awesome gadget like this
I have an idea, do you wan to work together ?
@@user-pr9pq8en2d do computer engineer make this kind of gadget
@@dogbrosinc6912 nope, electronics engineer doe
@@user-pr9pq8en2d Btw I am majoring in electrical and computer engineering
@@user-pr9pq8en2d is there is online course to learn electronics
My Google glass broke right before the battery pack and just hangs there by a thread. Can it be fixed? I'm so upset
me 2 bud, have you found anyway to fix it?
joker 133 no I just bought another pair
Haha, and it didn't break yet?
joker 133 not yet fingers crossed
Why didn't Google added more batteries on the other side?
Now the question is, how to make it even smaller.
@@rosskstar Nope. So anybody can wear something like this.
it looks like i am watching gandalf doing technical report
all by all ist he hardware worth 1600/1500 absolutely NOT
is there decent software for it right now absolutely not!
Just got mine on ebay for 300 lol, they added mouse n keyboard support so hey, at least i can watch youtube on it