We all know what Google Glass is--glasses that can take pictures, videos, search, find directions and many more. The avant-garde Glass may be groundbreaking, but having a prism on top of your right eye makes you look like a cyborg. Well, Icis glasses may just be the perfect solution.
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| A fashionable alternative to Glass. |
Icis glasses are designed to look like normal glasses, but houses a computer and display. Laforge Optical, the firm behind Icis, told Cnet why Icis is made:
"Style is a subjective thing and currently the bar is set pretty low."
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| Amanda Rosenberg coined the "Okay, Glass," command. |
Using your phone's sensors, the system knows if you're sitting, running or in a car, thus automatically switches modes between Normal, Active and Drive.
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| Information displayed will not block field of vision. |
Laforge Optical's aim is to make wearable eyewear that looks good and has a user friendly interface. Relevant information are displayed around the outside of the field of vision.
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| Your vision when using Icis |
The company launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise more money. The Icis glasses will sell for $420.
Written by: Kheng Wei Ang
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