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| − | -text c-gray-1" >In case you hadn't noticed, the people over at Mountain View continue to work pretty hard on bringing yet more functionality to its Google Glass. During our patent application trawling this week, we fished up another possible application for Google's future-wear, where the finished product might fuse together augmented reality (and wireless connectivity) to control objects around your house. The headwear will apparently using visual identification, RFID, infra-red, Bluetooth and even QR codes as methods for recognizing controllable devices. Once your well-designed head-mounted display picks up a target, it would then pull down information related to the object, including a control interface. These "superimposed controls" would then hover over the real-life objects (which would need to be WiFi-connected or otherwise), with garage doors and refrigerators both referenced as possibilities (we've added sketches for both of these after the break). Whether you'd then adjust these white goods with your voice or otherwise is still an unknown -- the predictably fuzzy-worded patent application doesn't quite touch on any... touch interfaces. <br><br><br><br><br><br>Source: USPTO In this article: fridge, garagedoor, google, googleglass, patentapplication All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Comments 8 Shares Share Tweet Share Save Popular on Engadget <br>Ericsson will pay over $1 billion to settle US corruption charges <br>View Apple's redesigned Mac Pro will be available to order December 10th <br>View 'Free Guy' trailer shows a video game NPC without chains <br>View Porsche tests a four-motor powertrain for electric SUVs <br>View 'The Boys' season 2 teaser hints at more blood-soaked mayhem <br>View From around the web<br><br>If you | + | -text c-gray-1" >In case you hadn't noticed, the people over at Mountain View continue to work pretty hard on bringing yet more functionality to its Google Glass. During our patent application trawling this week, we fished up another possible application for Google's future-wear, where the finished product might fuse together augmented reality (and wireless connectivity) to control objects around your house. The headwear will apparently using visual identification, RFID, infra-red, Bluetooth and even QR codes as methods for recognizing controllable devices. Once your well-designed head-mounted display picks up a target, it would then pull down information related to the object, including a control interface. These "superimposed controls" would then hover over the real-life objects (which would need to be WiFi-connected or otherwise), with garage doors and refrigerators both referenced as possibilities (we've added sketches for both of these after the break). Whether you'd then adjust these white goods with your voice or otherwise is still an unknown -- the predictably fuzzy-worded patent application doesn't quite touch on any... touch interfaces. <br><br><br><br><br><br>Source: USPTO In this article: fridge, garagedoor, google, googleglass, patentapplication All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Comments 8 Shares Share Tweet Share Save Popular on Engadget <br>Ericsson will pay over $1 billion to settle US corruption charges <br>View Apple's redesigned Mac Pro will be available to order December 10th <br>View 'Free Guy' trailer shows a video game NPC without chains <br>View Porsche tests a four-motor powertrain for electric SUVs <br>View 'The Boys' season 2 teaser hints at more blood-soaked mayhem <br>View From around the web<br><br>If you have any kind of questions regarding where and the best ways to utilize european shower enclosures ([https://morethanglass.com/products/shower-enclosures.html you can try this out]), you could call us at the web site. |
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-text c-gray-1" >In case you hadn't noticed, the people over at Mountain View continue to work pretty hard on bringing yet more functionality to its Google Glass. During our patent application trawling this week, we fished up another possible application for Google's future-wear, where the finished product might fuse together augmented reality (and wireless connectivity) to control objects around your house. The headwear will apparently using visual identification, RFID, infra-red, Bluetooth and even QR codes as methods for recognizing controllable devices. Once your well-designed head-mounted display picks up a target, it would then pull down information related to the object, including a control interface. These "superimposed controls" would then hover over the real-life objects (which would need to be WiFi-connected or otherwise), with garage doors and refrigerators both referenced as possibilities (we've added sketches for both of these after the break). Whether you'd then adjust these white goods with your voice or otherwise is still an unknown -- the predictably fuzzy-worded patent application doesn't quite touch on any... touch interfaces.
Source: USPTO In this article: fridge, garagedoor, google, googleglass, patentapplication All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Comments 8 Shares Share Tweet Share Save Popular on Engadget
Ericsson will pay over $1 billion to settle US corruption charges
View Apple's redesigned Mac Pro will be available to order December 10th
View 'Free Guy' trailer shows a video game NPC without chains
View Porsche tests a four-motor powertrain for electric SUVs
View 'The Boys' season 2 teaser hints at more blood-soaked mayhem
View From around the web
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