Items tagged with CrowdOptic
Google has needed to change its tactics with respect to getting Google Glass into people’s hands. There’s a curious societal backlash against Google Glass that is causing the search giant’s pet project to flounder with the general public, and so the company is working to bring Glass into the workplace. Google announced its “Glass at Work” program that will bring the tech spectacles to the enterprise and also allow for co-branding opportunities with Glass Certified Partners. “We’ve been searching for developers who are creating Glassware to help businesses reach their goals,” reads an official Google+ post. “We heard from hundreds of enterprise...
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When NFL Films first got the idea to mic up certain players and coaches to give viewers a more intimate look and listen into games, practices, and sidelines, it changed a great deal about the average fan’s understanding of and interest in the game. The NBA is about to enjoy a generationally commensurate innovation for fans by outfitting certain players, announcers, and others with Google Glass to augment a broadcast. On the January 24th game between the Sacramento Kings and the Indiana Pacers, the Kings will use Google Glass and CrowdOptic’s technology to significantly boost the fan experience with streams from select individuals sporting the high-tech specs. It’s a brilliant...
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