However, what if users want to move while wearing the device?
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, Glass optimistic that the project will ultimately be more practical than conventional devices such as smartphones. "You see, the user needs to hold the (smartphone) by hand and see it in person. This does not happen on Glass Project," she said, as quoted by All Things Digital.
Glass Project, according to Brin, freeing the user from the hassles of using mobile phones. "You do not need to reach into the bag just to see the e-mail or take a photo."
This device is designed to perform Google simple activities quickly, not things more complicated as browsing the internet.
Furthermore, she said, Project Glass will become something that is widely accepted by the public. "Now wearing glasses looks like this is still weird. Yet within three or four years, which would otherwise be applicable."
Project Designer Glass, Isabelle Olsson, say, in terms of interaction with others, Project Glass will not hinder the user. "Importantly, users are still able to look at the eyes of others," he said.
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