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 As you know, at the beginning of May this year, a rather significant and, one might say, historical event took place in the world of high technologies. Google has launched smart glasses, which are headsets for smartphones with unique capabilities. Until recently, we could not even imagine that we would be able to shoot photos and videos with glasses. But, as it turned out, sci-fi developments are quite real and material. However, it soon became clear that GoogleGlass could be the cause of headaches and nervous disorders.
The network literally seethed with a large number of complaints from people who have already started using innovative gadgets. The main symptoms are pain in the eyes, head, muscle tension.
Interestingly, the most interested hi-tech fans started buying GoogleGlass even before the official presentation at a price of $ 1,500. The surprising fact is that until now the company has not received any legal complaints in order to recover the value of the products. But due to the large-scale and unprofitable PR that unfolded in the open spaces of forums and social networks, Google representatives nevertheless decided to conduct a more thorough check of the effect of glasses on human health. As a result of research, the reputable ophthalmologist Eli Peli came to the conclusion that there really is some kind of negative influence. This may be due to the long and continuous use of GoogleGlass. Moreover, in the process of wearing glasses, a person is forced to look up most of the time, which is not a natural and natural position, therefore it causes discomfort. The optometrist also does not recommend the use of "smart" glasses for reading books, watching movies. Actually, this could be confirmed by an ophthalmologist.
Other experts, having familiarized themselves with the test results, noted that it is not necessary to directly associate headaches with the direct effect of an innovative gadget. Doctors advise not to abuse the wearing of glasses and, therefore, reduce the time of their use. To prevent unpleasant and painful symptoms, users were advised to do eye exercises.
Still, radical users are unhappy with the official position of the corporation's representatives. For example, Chris Barrett, who at first was a violent supporter of Google Glass, later ditched them due to frequent headaches. He also believes that Google has a responsibility to warn potential buyers of potential side effects and provide more guidance in the usage guide.
Nevertheless, GoogleGlass is not losing popularity, but, on the contrary, is gaining large-scale sales. More recently, the UAE Traffic Police Department bought a whole batch of augmented reality gadgets for inspectors to use during execution. This will allow police officers to make high-quality filming of offenders, quickly replenish the database and find the cars they need using the license plate database.
Alexandra
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