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[[R-7 Smart Glasses]] are an [[optical head-mounted display]] created by the [[Osterhout Design Group]] (ODG). The R-7 Smart Glasses have their own built-in processors and an Android Operating System, so they do not require a smartphone or any other accessories to operate. With a retail price of $2750, these [[Augmented Reality#Devices|AR glasses]] are designed for enterprise users, not average consumers. The prototype was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2016 and scheduled to ship in Q2 2016. | [[R-7 Smart Glasses]] are an [[optical head-mounted display]] created by the [[Osterhout Design Group]] (ODG). The R-7 Smart Glasses have their own built-in processors and an Android Operating System, so they do not require a smartphone or any other accessories to operate. With a retail price of $2750, these [[Augmented Reality#Devices|AR glasses]] are designed for enterprise users, not average consumers. The prototype was revealed at the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2016 and scheduled to ship in Q2 2016. | ||
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This page is a stub, please expand it if you have more information.| Developer | Osterhout Design Group |
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Contents
Features
The most notable feature of R-7 Smart Glasses is that they are self-contained and do not require any smartphone to work with. While wearing them, the user can see a stunning high resolution display, having the capability of supporting 3D content with stereoscopic imagery, centered in the lower half of the field of the user [1].
Hardware
While R-7 smart glasses cannot be classified as ordinary, day-to-day eyewear, ODG was able to build them as a slightly bulkier version of sports sunglasses. The compact R-7 Smart Glasses are designed to provide the ultimate mobile AR solution.
The R-7 smart glasses are aimed to improve and enhance the productivity of industrial and corporate users. The product is already being used in government sectors, automotive industries and the medical sector [2]. The company also expects a bright future for the tech product in aircraft cabins [3]. According to the company CEO, Ralph Osterhout, R-7 is the latest evolution in the device portfolio in the company and they are proud to have achieved such computational power, stunning graphics and reliability in such a compact and lightweight device [2].
Specifications
| Part | Spec |
|---|---|
| Optics | Dual 720p Stereoscopic See-thru displays at 80fps, 80% See-thru Transmission, Magnetic Removable Photochromic Shields |
| Processor | Qualcomm Snapdragon™ 805 2.7GHz quad-core Processor |
| Memory | 3GB Pop LP-DDR3 RAM |
| Storage | 64GB |
| Battery | 1300mAH Lithium-Ion |
| Charging | Magnetic charging port with USB on-the-go |
| Hardware | 3 Replaceable Magnetic Nose Bridges, Removable ear horns, Dual Haptic Feedback in Temples |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.1 (HS, BLE, ANT+), 802.11ac, GNSS (GPS/GLONASS) |
| Rotational tracking | Multiple Integrated Inertial Measuring Unit with 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, 3-axis magnetometer |
| Other sensors | Altitude Sensor, Humidity Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor |
| Input | 2 Digital Microphones (User & Environment), Magnetic stereo audio ports with ear buds |
| Camera | Autofocus Camera (1080p @ 60fps, 720p @ 120fps) |
| Accessories | Protective Case, Ear Buds, BLE Wireless Finger Controller, Optional Accessories, Wireless Keyboard, Portable Back-up Power Supply, Corrective Lenses, Nose Pads & Ear Horns |
| Designed to meet | MIL-STD 810G and 461F, 61000-4-2 ESD Electro Static Discharge, Hazardous Environment |
Software
- ReticleOS, a see-thru optimized Android framework for head-worn computing atop Android Kit Kat
- Qualcomm Technologies Inc.'s Vuforia™ SDK for Digital Eyewear
- SDK with full API suite and tools and Developer Program & Website.
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Apps
Developer
Accessories
R-7 Smart Glasses come with a protective case, a pair of earbuds and BLE Wireless Finger Controller. Optional accessories include a Wireless Keyboard, Portable Backup Power Supply, Corrective Lenses and Nose Pads along with Ear Horns.
Background
The R-7 Smart Glasses are developed by ODG after more than six years of hard work. With constant communication and feedback from government customers and corporate partners, ODG refined the technology and delivered the best outcome even with high expectations. The Smart Glasses provide the users with excellent computing power, similar to a modern tablet with 3D graphics. The product houses sensors which can track your movements and exact position, providing precise Augmented Reality (AR) experiences [2].
History
Osterhout Design Group (ODG) is a San Francisco based company, founded in 1999. The company is focused on creating innovative and revolutionary wearable technologies. The company is privately held and has more than 80 employees. R-7 Smart Glasses was announced on June 9, 2015, the prototype was revealed in January 2016, it is scheduled to ship in Q2 2016.[1].
