The Motorola Kopin Golden-i is being showcased at the Verizon booth at CES 2012, demonstrating hands-free wearable computing user interfaces for Industrial uses such as Construction, Medical, Public safety, Utilities and more. I’ve been using this for the past 2 months to attempt to have a wearable computing augmented video-blogging system, using Google+ Hangouts On Air with the headmounted display showing a live chat and live status updates from Google+, Twitter, Email alerts and more.
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This is how I video-blog:
Using the Kopin Golden-i 3.8 headmounted wearable computer for augmented video-blogging, Panasonic GH3 for highest video qualityTiffen Steadicam Merlin2 and vest for stability, Sennheiser G3 RF microphone for sound, Samsung ARM Cortex-A15 Exynos5 Chromebook for uploading, editing, publishing
Mele shows A31 Quad-core Set-top-box, A20 Dual-core Set-top-box, Skype support, $60 Portable WiFi Network Storage.
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