Glass Enterprise Edition Google
| Basic specs | Price: $ 1,8001 539 €1,376 £203,429 ¥ |
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| Category | AR glasses |
| Resolution | — |
| Field of view (FOV) | — |
| Release date | 2017 |
| Country | United States |
| Full specs |
Google Glass Enterprise Edition review
The Google Glass Enterprise Edition (also known as “EE”) are augmented reality glasses made by Google, a popular international technology company from the United States.
This AR device is a follow-up product to the Google Glass and Google Glass Explorer Edition from the same manufacturer.
Google’s EE now has 32GB of memory, an improvement from the 16GB on the original Google Glass. In addition, these AR smartglasses include 2GB RAM.
The battery life of these Google EE AR smartglasses has also been extended, therefore the device can be used for 8 hours before it requires a recharge.
The camera button on the Google Glass Enterprise Edition has also been modified and acts as a release switch so the user can remove the Glass Pod from the frame. Thus, users may attach these AR glasses to safety goggles and use them on the manufacturing/processing floor of a business.
Google Glass Enterprise Edition main features
- Voice commands: users can control key functions via audio commands, without selecting buttons manually.
- Built-in earphones: for a more immersive user experience.
- Lightweight: weighing only 36 grams, offering a comfortable experience for users.
- Battery pack: for extended battery life and prolonged use.
Improvements from the Google Glass:
- Hinge sensor (for determining whether the hinge is open or closed)
- Assisted GPS
- Faster and more reliable WiFi
- Faster processor
- Camera upgraded from 5 megapixels to 8 megapixels
Google Glass EE price
These AR smartglasses are suitable for enterprise-level users. Please contact the manufacturer for more information.
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General |
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| Model | Glass Enterprise Edition |
| Manufacturer | |
| Metascore We index ratings and reviews from trusted sources to calculate a reliable aggregate rating we call "metascore". | — |
| Price | $ 1,8001 539 €1,376 £203,429 ¥ |
| Release date | 2017 |
| Country | United States |
| Status | Available |
| Category | AR glasses |
Display |
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| Display type | — |
| Resolution | — |
| Refresh rate | — |
| Field of view (FOV) | — |
VR/AR Experience |
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| Room scale The device is able to precisely position itself in 3D within a given room volume. Also called 6DoF. | No |
| 360° tracking The minimum capability required to produce an immersive experience. Also called 3DoF. | No |
| Positional tracking Positional tracking allows the device to precisely position itself. | No |
| Built-in front camera A front facing cameras allows to see the real world without taking the device off. | No |
| Eye tracking Tracking the user’s gaze to improve image sharpness and detail specifically where the user is looking. | No |
| Hand tracking Hand tracking allows direct interactions with hand gestures, without requiring controllers. | No |
Features |
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| Usable with glasses | Yes |
| Cooling system | No |
| Built-in headphones | No |
| Built-in microphone | Yes |
| Flip-up visor | No |
| Voice command | No |
Compatibility |
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| Min CPU (Processor) | — |
| Min GPU (Graphic Processor) | — |
| Min RAM (Memory) | — |
| OS | — |
Hardware |
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| Weight | 40 g1.41 oz |
| Dimensions | — |
| Battery life | — |
| IPD adjustment | No |
| Lens-to-eye adjustment | No |
Connectivity |
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| USB | No |
| Micro USB | No |
| DisplayPort | No |
| mini DisplayPort | No |
| HDMI | No |
| Micro SD Card | No |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wifi | Yes |
