WearAble TeCHnology in Healthcare Society
In collaboration with University of Toronto
Looking for work? Or maybe just looking for continued signs that Google Glass is alive and well? How about this: Google recently posted eight new engineering jobs on the Google Glass team. GA reader David Carr discovered the new openings and tipped us off. All eight
A 3-D printer at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine at work on a kidney prototype. Three-dimensional printing has been used to make everything from pizza to prostheses, and now researchers are working on using the emerging technology to fabricate hearts,
An always-interesting talking point about Google Glass has been its web browser. Unlike many topics within the Glass community, the browser tends not to be a polarizing issue – in my experience, opinions on the user agent often skew towards the negative, or even
This article is for all you one-time Glassware developers out there, wondering if you should continue work on your app in the current climate. I know how you feel; I’m one of you. And last summer I was first in line to stop developing for Glass. I think that was
Here are your Google Glass headlines for the week. Enjoy! Using Glass Google Glass Takes Sharp Look At Plant Health, www.scientificamerican.com An Affair of the Heart: The Untold Story of Google Glass in Cardiology, www.huffingtonpost.com “Life Thru The
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