Sentences with phrase «smart use of glass»

The kitchen's light and airy feel can be partially attributed to the smart use of glass.

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The company has reportedly been hustling on a stealthy smart glasses project, and we now know that it recently became a member of a Bluetooth special interest group that will allow it to build products using the wireless communications technology.

Using a pair of commercially available smart glasses, the surgeon was able to superimpose the 3D digital simulation image of the desired appearance over the patient's face during surgery.

«We expect our smart glass to cost one tenth of what current smart glass costs because our version can be manufactured with the same methods used to make many plastic parts and does not require complicated electro - optic technology for switching,» said Keith Goossen, who led the research team with Daniel Wolf of the University of Delaware.

What's more, as they report this month in Physical Review Letters, they were able to predict these stresses using a mix of math and computer simulations, steps that could lead the way toward lighter, stronger glasses for smart phones, car windows, or maybe just a nice pair of earrings.

G - Cube is at the forefront of researching and creating possibilities for using wearable devices like Smart Glasses, Smart watch, Sports accessories, etc. for learning purposes.

In the case of the roof, the Smart Glass can also be used to show scenes like a starry night sky, a winter's day, or beautiful sunshine, no matter the actual weather.

Smart glass is used in the entire glasshouse of the Land Rover Discovery Vision Concept car — in all the windows, the panoramic roof and, allied to Head - Up Display (HUD) technology, in the windscreen.

Includes vehicle with standard equipment, BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert (BLIS sensor in LED taillamp), remote start system, remote tailgate release, reverse sensing system, quad beam LED headlamps and LED taillamps, automatic high beam lights with rain - sensing windshield wipers, heated windshield wiper park, LED fog lamps, LED side mirror spotlights, power folding, power glass side view mirrors with heat, turn signals, memory, auto - dimming feature on drivers side, high - intensity LED security approach lamps, one 110V / 400W outlet (two with bucket seats), universal garage door opener, power tilt and telescoping steering column with memory, heated steering wheel, heated and cooled leather - trimmed bucket seats, 10 - way power driver and passenger seats, memory driver seat, heated second row seats, flow - through console with floor shift, B&O PLAY Premium single - CD player, HD radio, SYNC Connect (door lock and unlock, schedule specific time for remote start, locate parked vehicle, and check vehicle status using compatible smart phone), SiriusXM Satellite Radio, voice - activated touchscreen navigation with pinch to zoom capability and SiriusXM Traffic and Travel Link with five years of service in the 8 contiguous United States and D.C., and Lariat Chrome Appearance Package including 18 inch chrome - like PVD wheels, 265 / 60R18 BSW all - season tires, chrome angular step bars, chrome door handles with body - color bezel, chrome single - tip exhaust, chrome skull caps on exterior mirrors, and chrome three - bar style grille with chrome surround and chrome mesh insert.

What better way of using an electric Smart ForTwo than covering it with reflective glass tiles and turning it into a disco ball right?

* Note: Some Xbox 360 features require the use of Microsoft \'s \ «Smart Glass \» application.

This game will also include the use of Smart Glass and Kinect integration.

The solar cells could be used in wearable electronics, smart glasses, fabric or integrated into any lower power device that needs to be self - powered like environmental sensors placed in remote areas where it would be difficult to replace batteries or sensors that monitor the health of bridges or buildings.

At a time when the use of portable communication devices is ubiquitous and the consumer is looking ahead to «reality glasses,» courts are still faced with arguments comparing smart phones to containers and a statutory scheme drawn up when phones needed to be dialled.

Note that we're using the term «smart glass» here for ease in explanation - in reality, Motorola's plan for the device calls for a much more complex piece of material.

In April Patently Mobile (formerly «Patent Bolt») first broke the news of Google's many patent applications covering their next Google - Glass venture relating to smart contact lenses and in one of the first reports titled «Google Invents Micro Camera System for Future Contact Lenses,» we briefly touched on the camera system what would be able to use a zoom engine.

What I'm concerned about is brands rushing to be first out of the gate with their smart glasses, with no real use case — and with several others following in quick directionless pursuit.