Telepathy One prototype unveiled in New York City (pictures)
Tonight in Manhattan a handful of journalists were treated to a hands on demo of the Telepathy One, an infant concept in wearable tech that may or may not prove to be significantly different from Google Glass.
Telepathy One, like Google Glass, has a wearable camera and a projected display. But the internal tech hasn't been clearly explained, and it lacks eye-tracking.
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Telepathy One aims to be sleeker and less intrusive than Google Glass. Does this do the job? Hard to really tell the difference.
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Founder Takahito Iguchi with his translator discusses the aesthetics of his concept in New York. His background is as an app creator working in augmented reality.
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A concept design of a thinner version of Telepathy. Paging "Star Trek."
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Concept design, worn on my head.
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A Manga Camera app that turns photos into comic book pages is one of the few compatible apps announced for Telepathy One.
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It takes adjusting to get the microprojector working perfectly.
