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[1647.00 --> 1648.00] Yay!
[1648.00 --> 1649.00] Look at that.
[1649.00 --> 1650.00] They look pretty normal.
[1650.00 --> 1651.00] Okay.
[1651.00 --> 1654.00] Other than the number, which I'm sure is just an engineering sample like number thing.
[1654.00 --> 1655.00] Okay.
[1655.00 --> 1656.00] That might stay.
[1656.00 --> 1657.00] I'm not sure about that.
[1657.00 --> 1658.00] Okay.
[1658.00 --> 1660.00] But this is Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses.
[1660.00 --> 1663.00] The original article here is from The Verge.
[1663.00 --> 1673.00] And they are a total departure from Google Glass, which led to the uprising of the glass
[1673.00 --> 1674.00] holes.
[1674.00 --> 1675.00] Yeah.
[1675.00 --> 1677.00] Well, because, and reasons why you don't see any physical hardware on it.
[1677.00 --> 1679.00] And there is not a camera.
[1679.00 --> 1680.00] There's no buttons.
[1680.00 --> 1681.00] There is a screen.
[1681.00 --> 1686.00] It says it doesn't have a screen because I believe it's like a...
[1686.00 --> 1687.00] Sorry.
[1687.00 --> 1688.00] No.
[1688.00 --> 1689.00] Okay.
[1689.00 --> 1690.00] Okay.
[1690.00 --> 1692.00] Technically no screen in the traditional sense.
[1692.00 --> 1693.00] Yes.
[1693.00 --> 1694.00] Yeah.
[1694.00 --> 1695.00] There's no microphone.
[1695.00 --> 1696.00] And there is...
[1696.00 --> 1697.00] So you can't talk to it and it can't talk to you.
[1697.00 --> 1698.00] There is no touch area.
[1698.00 --> 1699.00] No.
[1699.00 --> 1701.00] So it has none of these things.
[1701.00 --> 1706.00] They look and feel just like regular glasses.
[1706.00 --> 1710.00] This is really the line that summarizes it best.
[1710.00 --> 1712.00] And this is from one of Intel's developers.
[1712.00 --> 1716.00] So we really believe that it can't have what they're calling a social cost.
[1716.00 --> 1721.00] Can you imagine the focus group that sat around and coined the term social cost?
[1721.00 --> 1722.00] Social cost.
[1722.00 --> 1723.00] Yeah.
[1723.00 --> 1726.00] How many of the things you do have a social cost, Luke?
[1726.00 --> 1728.00] How many of the things you do don't have a social cost?
[1728.00 --> 1730.00] Yeah, I was just going to say like everything.
[1730.00 --> 1731.00] I don't know.
[1731.00 --> 1735.00] So, and this is continuing the quote.
[1735.00 --> 1744.00] If it's weird, if you look geeky, if you're tapping and fiddling at it, then we've lost.
[1744.00 --> 1745.00] Okay.
[1745.00 --> 1752.00] So Vaunt is just a system for displaying a small heads-up display in your peripheral vision.
[1752.00 --> 1756.00] It can show simple messages like directions or notifications.
[1756.00 --> 1762.00] It works over Bluetooth with Android or iOS phones like your smartwatch, taking commands from an app on your phone.
[1762.00 --> 1773.00] And the display, this is cool, is projected into your eye by a freaking laser that shines a red monochrome image.
[1773.00 --> 1774.00] Which is amazing.
[1774.00 --> 1783.00] Somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 by 150 pixels onto a holographic reflector on the glasses right lens.
[1783.00 --> 1787.00] One of the reasons why I love this is the red monochrome brings it all the way back to Virtual Boy.
[1787.00 --> 1788.00] Sorry, continue.
[1788.00 --> 1793.00] That image is then reflected into the back of your eyeball directly onto the retina.
[1793.00 --> 1794.00] Yeah.
[1794.00 --> 1798.00] The laser is so low power that it doesn't even need to be certified.
[1798.00 --> 1799.00] Oh, goodness.
[1799.00 --> 1803.00] It's at the very bottom of a class one laser.
[1803.00 --> 1804.00] That's not a good thing.
[1804.00 --> 1805.00] So I'm sure it's fine.
[1805.00 --> 1815.00] Because it's directly shining on the back of your retina, the image is always in focus, works equally on prescription glasses and non-prescription lenses.
[1815.00 --> 1817.00] Works indoors and outside.
[1817.00 --> 1822.00] Is discreet beyond a faint red shimmer at very specific angles on the lens.
[1822.00 --> 1827.00] Now is that in the picture that's there, is that the red or is that from the camera?
[1827.00 --> 1829.00] I think they might be overselling it in the picture.
[1829.00 --> 1831.00] Or is that just a reflection from the camera?
[1831.00 --> 1834.00] You know what, let me have a quick boo here.
[1834.00 --> 1838.00] Because they're saying that it's only from certain angles that it'll be visible.
[1838.00 --> 1840.00] I don't think that's from the camera.
[1840.00 --> 1842.00] I think, oh, you know what, I don't actually know.
[1842.00 --> 1843.00] Here, you guys can.
[1843.00 --> 1844.00] It's hard to tell.
[1844.00 --> 1845.00] Whoops, whoops, whoops.
[1845.00 --> 1849.00] No, I don't think that's from the camera.
[1849.00 --> 1850.00] This is a little video.
[1850.00 --> 1851.00] You want to play it?
[1851.00 --> 1854.00] No, because I don't want to use their video.
[1854.00 --> 1855.00] Okay.
[1855.00 --> 1856.00] That's fair.
[1856.00 --> 1858.00] Also, that's a sticker.
[1858.00 --> 1859.00] Yeah, okay.
[1859.00 --> 1862.00] So yeah, that QR code definitely won't stay there.
[1862.00 --> 1867.00] So, yeah, the electronics are located entirely up near the face of the frames.
[1867.00 --> 1873.00] And so that the rest of the stems, even the frame itself, can flex a little, just like a regular pair of glasses.
[1873.00 --> 1878.00] And the batteries are, wow, where are the batteries?
[1878.00 --> 1879.00] Huh.
[1879.00 --> 1880.00] Okay.
[1880.00 --> 1882.00] All custom hardware, including the silicon.
[1882.00 --> 1889.00] So it has Bluetooth, an app processor, an accelerometer, and a compass, so it can detect some basic head gestures.
[1889.00 --> 1891.00] Oh, come on!
[1891.00 --> 1896.00] No social cost, but like, do you remember the head gestures with Google Glass?
[1896.00 --> 1897.00] Okay.
[1897.00 --> 1898.00] Ridiculous.
[1898.00 --> 1899.00] And then...
[1899.00 --> 1900.00] Thanks, dude.
[1900.00 --> 1904.00] One kind of interesting thing is that it will just kind of tie in with other stuff.
[1904.00 --> 1907.00] One of their notes here is, you're in the kitchen, you're cooking.
[1907.00 --> 1909.00] Remember the episode of Fawlty Towers?
[1909.00 --> 1910.00] Lionel Twitchin?

[1647.00 --> 1648.00] Yay!

[1648.00 --> 1649.00] Look at that.

[1649.00 --> 1650.00] They look pretty normal.

[1650.00 --> 1651.00] Okay.

[1651.00 --> 1654.00] Other than the number, which I'm sure is just an engineering sample like number thing.

[1654.00 --> 1655.00] Okay.

[1655.00 --> 1656.00] That might stay.

[1656.00 --> 1657.00] I'm not sure about that.

[1657.00 --> 1658.00] Okay.

[1658.00 --> 1660.00] But this is Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses.

[1660.00 --> 1663.00] The original article here is from The Verge.

[1663.00 --> 1673.00] And they are a total departure from Google Glass, which led to the uprising of the glass

[1673.00 --> 1674.00] holes.

[1674.00 --> 1675.00] Yeah.

[1675.00 --> 1677.00] Well, because, and reasons why you don't see any physical hardware on it.

[1677.00 --> 1679.00] And there is not a camera.

[1679.00 --> 1680.00] There's no buttons.

[1680.00 --> 1681.00] There is a screen.

[1681.00 --> 1686.00] It says it doesn't have a screen because I believe it's like a...

[1686.00 --> 1687.00] Sorry.

[1687.00 --> 1688.00] No.

[1688.00 --> 1689.00] Okay.

[1689.00 --> 1690.00] Okay.

[1690.00 --> 1692.00] Technically no screen in the traditional sense.

[1692.00 --> 1693.00] Yes.

[1693.00 --> 1694.00] Yeah.

[1694.00 --> 1695.00] There's no microphone.

[1695.00 --> 1696.00] And there is...

[1696.00 --> 1697.00] So you can't talk to it and it can't talk to you.

[1697.00 --> 1698.00] There is no touch area.

[1698.00 --> 1699.00] No.

[1699.00 --> 1701.00] So it has none of these things.

[1701.00 --> 1706.00] They look and feel just like regular glasses.

[1706.00 --> 1710.00] This is really the line that summarizes it best.

[1710.00 --> 1712.00] And this is from one of Intel's developers.

[1712.00 --> 1716.00] So we really believe that it can't have what they're calling a social cost.

[1716.00 --> 1721.00] Can you imagine the focus group that sat around and coined the term social cost?

[1721.00 --> 1722.00] Social cost.

[1722.00 --> 1723.00] Yeah.

[1723.00 --> 1726.00] How many of the things you do have a social cost, Luke?

[1726.00 --> 1728.00] How many of the things you do don't have a social cost?

[1728.00 --> 1730.00] Yeah, I was just going to say like everything.

[1730.00 --> 1731.00] I don't know.

[1731.00 --> 1735.00] So, and this is continuing the quote.

[1735.00 --> 1744.00] If it's weird, if you look geeky, if you're tapping and fiddling at it, then we've lost.

[1744.00 --> 1745.00] Okay.

[1745.00 --> 1752.00] So Vaunt is just a system for displaying a small heads-up display in your peripheral vision.

[1752.00 --> 1756.00] It can show simple messages like directions or notifications.

[1756.00 --> 1762.00] It works over Bluetooth with Android or iOS phones like your smartwatch, taking commands from an app on your phone.

[1762.00 --> 1773.00] And the display, this is cool, is projected into your eye by a freaking laser that shines a red monochrome image.

[1773.00 --> 1774.00] Which is amazing.

[1774.00 --> 1783.00] Somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 by 150 pixels onto a holographic reflector on the glasses right lens.

[1783.00 --> 1787.00] One of the reasons why I love this is the red monochrome brings it all the way back to Virtual Boy.

[1787.00 --> 1788.00] Sorry, continue.

[1788.00 --> 1793.00] That image is then reflected into the back of your eyeball directly onto the retina.

[1793.00 --> 1794.00] Yeah.

[1794.00 --> 1798.00] The laser is so low power that it doesn't even need to be certified.

[1798.00 --> 1799.00] Oh, goodness.

[1799.00 --> 1803.00] It's at the very bottom of a class one laser.

[1803.00 --> 1804.00] That's not a good thing.

[1804.00 --> 1805.00] So I'm sure it's fine.

[1805.00 --> 1815.00] Because it's directly shining on the back of your retina, the image is always in focus, works equally on prescription glasses and non-prescription lenses.

[1815.00 --> 1817.00] Works indoors and outside.

[1817.00 --> 1822.00] Is discreet beyond a faint red shimmer at very specific angles on the lens.

[1822.00 --> 1827.00] Now is that in the picture that's there, is that the red or is that from the camera?

[1827.00 --> 1829.00] I think they might be overselling it in the picture.

[1829.00 --> 1831.00] Or is that just a reflection from the camera?

[1831.00 --> 1834.00] You know what, let me have a quick boo here.

[1834.00 --> 1838.00] Because they're saying that it's only from certain angles that it'll be visible.

[1838.00 --> 1840.00] I don't think that's from the camera.

[1840.00 --> 1842.00] I think, oh, you know what, I don't actually know.

[1842.00 --> 1843.00] Here, you guys can.

[1843.00 --> 1844.00] It's hard to tell.

[1844.00 --> 1845.00] Whoops, whoops, whoops.

[1845.00 --> 1849.00] No, I don't think that's from the camera.

[1849.00 --> 1850.00] This is a little video.

[1850.00 --> 1851.00] You want to play it?

[1851.00 --> 1854.00] No, because I don't want to use their video.

[1854.00 --> 1855.00] Okay.

[1855.00 --> 1856.00] That's fair.

[1856.00 --> 1858.00] Also, that's a sticker.

[1858.00 --> 1859.00] Yeah, okay.

[1859.00 --> 1862.00] So yeah, that QR code definitely won't stay there.

[1862.00 --> 1867.00] So, yeah, the electronics are located entirely up near the face of the frames.

[1867.00 --> 1873.00] And so that the rest of the stems, even the frame itself, can flex a little, just like a regular pair of glasses.

[1873.00 --> 1878.00] And the batteries are, wow, where are the batteries?

[1878.00 --> 1879.00] Huh.

[1879.00 --> 1880.00] Okay.

[1880.00 --> 1882.00] All custom hardware, including the silicon.

[1882.00 --> 1889.00] So it has Bluetooth, an app processor, an accelerometer, and a compass, so it can detect some basic head gestures.

[1889.00 --> 1891.00] Oh, come on!

[1891.00 --> 1896.00] No social cost, but like, do you remember the head gestures with Google Glass?

[1896.00 --> 1897.00] Okay.

[1897.00 --> 1898.00] Ridiculous.

[1898.00 --> 1899.00] And then...

[1899.00 --> 1900.00] Thanks, dude.

[1900.00 --> 1904.00] One kind of interesting thing is that it will just kind of tie in with other stuff.

[1904.00 --> 1907.00] One of their notes here is, you're in the kitchen, you're cooking.

[1907.00 --> 1909.00] Remember the episode of Fawlty Towers?

[1909.00 --> 1910.00] Lionel Twitchin?