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Google patents holograms for eye-wearable Glass
Google has filed a patent application to use holograms on its eye-wearable device Google Glass that will improve the augmented reality experiences that allows computer-generated imagery (CGI) to interact with the real world.
To make "smart" eyewear, allowing projected content to interact and react to the real-world behind it is the key.
The new patent titled "Lightguide With Multiple In-Coupling Holograms For Head Wearable Display" details how Google can do this with augmented reality via holograms, TechCrunch reported.
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It describes how "with augmented reality, the viewer's image of the world is augmented with an overlaying CGI, also referred to as a heads-up display".
The patent shows Google's research into how it could merge its head mounted display technology with augmented reality.
According to the report, a US-based startup Magic Leap can be roped in to make the holograms projected in Google Glass.
Magic Leap has already filed several trademarks for upcoming augmented reality content.
Despite its failure to hit the bull's eye in its first run, Google is not ready to let its Glass project slide. According to reports, the company is now pursuing the project under a new name.
The project has now been named Project Aura, though it is still being headed by Ivy Ross, who previously ran the Glass project, Wall Street Journal reported recently.
The Project Aura team has been hiring engineers, software developers and project managers from Amazon.com's hardware-focused research division Lab126.
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt was reported as saying earlier this year that the company was not giving up on Glass because wearable technology is a potentially big new market.
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Google is quietly distributing a new version of Glass to companies in industries such as healthcare, manufacturing and energy. Hopefully, the new Aura team could take the technology in new directions.
Google withdrew the eye wearable device from the market in January this year, but reports said that the US tech giant was planning to come up with a different version of the wearable headset "when it's ready".
Source IANS
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