Motorola Head-mounted Computer Gen.2 Kopin Golden-i

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lockergnome — February 22, 2010 — This video was filmed by Charbax at http://ARMdevices.net from the Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona. Ima...
lockergnome — February 22, 2010 — This video was filmed by Charbax at http://ARMdevices.net from the Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona.

Imagine walking around with a head-mounted 15" display to view informations available to you at all times. This system features a pretty cool six-axis position tracker from Hillcrest Labs that allows you to operate a cursor with nearly pixel-for-pixel accuracy by just moving around your head when for example panning around a large image or a map. There is a highly targetted microphone that understands voice-commands where you can for example zoom in on maps or images, you can exit back to the programs menu, launch specific applications and open specific files. Here are the specs of this Second Generation Kopin Golden-i Motorola-branded Head-mounted Computer system:

Processor -- TI OMAP3530 clocked at 600MHz
Display -- Kopin SVGA (800 x 600) liquid crystal micro display (LCD)
Networking:
Bluetooth 2.0
WiFi -- "Will be offered soon"
User interface -- Includes speech recognition and motion sensing
Other I/O -- 1 x USB
Expansion -- microSD slot
Power -- 1200 mAh battery provides more than eight hours of operation
Weight -- 3 oz (85g)
Operating system -- Windows CE

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  • lambus1234 most industrious use in 2015: watching Pr0n at work! 5 1 month ago
  • OsamaBinLooney i'm a geek i admit...but not so much a geek i have to have my computer on my face everywhere i go lol 3 1 month ago
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  • EatonNeck Actually, the idea is to provide a large enough "perceived" viewable screen that people can use a small handheld for most of their work and have access to a large screen when they need it.
    Of course, higher resolution is always a bonus....and you will see all these things happen in the future. This technology is here and now kind of stuff.
    Not from the lab....but mass production capable.     1 month ago
  • EatonNeck These devices are available as a development kit for industries that have compelling applications.
    Frankly, they are on allocation now....     1 month ago
  • Korebyn by the time this is a mainstream product, the vehicle itself will be hands-free, so your point is erroneous. 1 month ago
  • 919664 iis he french or what ?? 1 month ago
  • ZOMIBErevolution this is cool. it works great 1 month ago
  • FarFromAverageJoe I agree, I see next to no use for this product unless it receives a high quality camera capable of augmented reality processes. 1 month ago
  • poomuncher5000 if motorola has it, the military has had it for 4 years lmao. 1 month ago
  • boohowdy Can i have one with a missle lock on program?
    I promise not to use it. I swear.     1 month ago
  • hugekid21 over 9000!!! 1 month ago
  • greenwall100 have they thought of some type of anal insertion camera to avoid averting the gaze? I bet thats next, for safety reasons. 1 month ago
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