Name: グーグルグラスと拡張現実の未来 (Google Glass and Augmented Reality's Future)
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This morning Google released the new trailer

基礎受動態

Is augmented reality the next big step in our everyday lives?

Hey, I'm Anthony, and if you have not seen this new Glass

It's showing people getting live directions,

video-chatting, translating foreign languages

Well, the Google employee version of a daily routine,

anyway-- which is, I guess, piloting vintage airplanes,

taking trapeze lessons, and snowboarding.

Google's Glass is really the first huge push

to get useful augmented reality into the hands of everyone,

starting with developers who can pre-order their unit now

For instance, I'm very rarely going to need to share the ice

is walking through the airport and his gate and flight

That sort of thing, that sort of instantaneous, effortless

access to important information, has been the main function

Soldiers have had head-mounted displays in the field

And jet fighter cockpits use heads-up displays.

and navigational information, allowing a pilot or a soldier

to make these split-second instinctive decisions

It's going to be hard to miss your exit if it's glowing

and there's a big arrow pointing to it, right?

Spatial environmental rooms, like the University

of Illinois at Chicago's Cave 2, use giant rooms

to let people collaborate on medical research

They let people do things like walk through the human brain.

And now the general public is getting Google Glass.

But what happens when Google Glass, or something like it,

Because let's be honest, Google Glass looks really silly.

I feel like my dad would wear it with a fanny pack or something.

Well, DARPA is currently working on augmented reality

contact lenses called Scenic-- tiny, full-color,

high-resolution displays right over your eye,

Now it'll be a long time before they trickle down to us.

But something from last week popped into my head

The FDA just approved the Argus 2 bionic eye.

The Argus uses a visor that looks a lot like Google's Glass

into electrical signals that are wirelessly

transmitted to an implant in the person's eye tissue.

And right now, Argus sends black-and-white, low-resolution

images, but that's going to get better and better.

that belt-pack might be replaced with, say, your phone.

And right now, the implant costs $100,000.

But as technology gets better, it's going to get cheaper.

So what happens when augmented reality just lives in our eyes?

but this stuff can be a little frightening.

For instance, I cannot even remember my friends' phone

So what happens when I offboard my whole life to the internet?

How conscientious are people really going

to be when everything they need to know is spoon-fed to them

And what happens when someone hacks into what you see,

It'll be interesting to see how much this catches on

over the next few years and how dependent we actually

Are you thinking about that $1,500 pre-order?

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