Intel has demonstrated a Smart glass during CES this year. The company calls the smart glass as "Radar Pace", and is specially designed for athletes. Intel has collaborated with Oakley for the production of the smart glass. The company has shown the technology on stage at the Las Vegas this Tuesday.
The smart glass was sighted in a FCC filing and this provides more information about the device. The glass is mainly targeted at athletes, and the glass will give them updates regarding the speed, distance and other workout information like calorie. The smart glass comes with special earpiece on either sides. Unlike the smart glass shown by Google, you do not have to swipe the earpiece for getting the updates. The Radar Pace can be controlled completely with your voice. This makes the Radar Pace different from other smart glasses.
The FCC filing shows that the device has Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, and ANT+ capabilities. The device weighs 50 grams and is 140mm(L) x 150mm(W) x 53mm(H) in dimension. More information about the smart glass will be known in the coming months. The company is planning to launch the device somewhere later this year. The price of the device is also unknown at this moment.
The FCC filing shows that the device has Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, and ANT+ capabilities. The device weighs 50 grams and is 140mm(L) x 150mm(W) x 53mm(H) in dimension. More information about the smart glass will be known in the coming months. The company is planning to launch the device somewhere later this year. The price of the device is also unknown at this moment.
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