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This is a little preview of my new 'Nexus Concept Series".
It shows the "New Google Glasses". Totally done in 3D.
- Two prisms and two cameras for real 3D FullHD recording
- Controlled by cellphone (save your recorded videos directly on your phone) via bluetooth
- Shutter glasses for watching 3D videos
The whole concept (including completely ecosystem: TV, Handheld, etc) will released in the next few days @t3n.de
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You like what you see? Follow me on facebook@PhoneDesigner: [link]
It shows the "New Google Glasses". Totally done in 3D.
- Two prisms and two cameras for real 3D FullHD recording
- Controlled by cellphone (save your recorded videos directly on your phone) via bluetooth
- Shutter glasses for watching 3D videos
The whole concept (including completely ecosystem: TV, Handheld, etc) will released in the next few days @t3n.de
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You like what you see? Follow me on facebook@PhoneDesigner: [link]
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Cool!
I like the way you've integrated the prisms into the frames, though, I think I'd prefer them in the style of "bifocals" on the bottom side of the lenses.
Or maybe, instead of making them prisms that defocus light and project it into your eye, make them prisms that defocus the light and project it onto the eye-side surface of the lenses so that it reflects into your eye, making it seem like the display is literally overlaid onto what you see.
You could also use dark LCD to create dark backing to the bifocal area, which you could enable and disable with taps to the side of the frames.
Anyways, cool stuff!
I like the way you've integrated the prisms into the frames, though, I think I'd prefer them in the style of "bifocals" on the bottom side of the lenses.
Or maybe, instead of making them prisms that defocus light and project it into your eye, make them prisms that defocus the light and project it onto the eye-side surface of the lenses so that it reflects into your eye, making it seem like the display is literally overlaid onto what you see.
You could also use dark LCD to create dark backing to the bifocal area, which you could enable and disable with taps to the side of the frames.
Anyways, cool stuff!