The others, one of which is targeted at "sport" users, doesn't and relies on audio. Google's "Project Aura", the team responsible for the Glass, is said to be working on at least three new head-mounted wearables, including at least one that relies purely on audio, targeted at sports users. The company has also been developing a "smart glass" with an integrated camera and microphone -- something it calls Project Glass Eyewear -- which would allow users to take pictures of themselves without having to Instead of headphones, the audio device uses bone conduction, vibrating sounds to transmit through the user's skull. Google is said to be targeting next year for a release.
Google's "Project Aura", the team responsible for the Glass, is said to be working on at least three new head-mounted wearables, including at least one that relies purely on audio, targeted at sports users. The company has also been developing a "smart glass" with an integrated camera and microphone -- something it calls Project Glass Eyewear -- which would allow users to take pictures of themselves without having to Instead of headphones, the audio device uses bone conduction, vibrating sounds to transmit through the user's skull. Google is said to be targeting next year for a release.