Sony reveals at MWC 2014 the prototype of its SmartEyeglass with binocular vision

The smart glasses market is fully active, as has been seen at the MWC 2014 from Barcelona, where Sony has presented the prototype of its SmartEyeglass, with which it intends to confront the hitherto protagonist of this industry with a more technological innovation: binocular vision.

Among the many new features presented by the Japanese multinational Sony at MWC 2014 from Barcelona, highlights its commitment to the smart glasses market with the SmartEyeglass prototype, that unlike Google Glass, offer binocular vision.

Although Sony has not revealed when it will begin marketing these augmented reality glasses with binocular vision., The fact of incorporating vision in both eyes of the projected images has already caused people to talk. In this sense, The presented prototype of the Sony SmartEyeglass has green monochrome LED projectors that project images and information in real time on the two lenses of the glasses..

The prototype has a cable connected to a computer, from where the camera is controlled, the microphone, UI and battery. Besides, These smart glasses have WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity sensors, as well as movement, ambient light, compass, etc.

Pulse the SmartBand

Continuing with the trend of wearable technology, Sony has also shown its SmartBand smart bracelet, which is connected with the LifeLog app so the user can store their daily movements, music, frequent places, the time and even measure the user's sleep cycle or notify messages or calls that arrive to their smartphone through vibrations, among multiple more options.

This device, dust and water resistant IP55 and IP58, It uses Bluetooth technology to synchronize with the smartphone and also incorporates NFC, and will begin to be marketed in the coming months in various colors.

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