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Lenovo Unveils Smart Glasses 'New Glass C200' at CES 2017
Targeting the enterprise market??? Rapid information gathering and access, support for collaboration with remote locations
Lenovo unveiled the 'Lenovo New Glass C200,' a smart glass equipped with augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, at 'CES 2017.'
The Lenovo New Glass C200 is a single-lens smart glasses system for the enterprise market that utilizes artificial intelligence technology to recognize and identify real-world objects. By collecting information within its field of view and providing step-by-step guidance and instructions for tasks, this product helps users perform their work more efficiently. Furthermore, it supports features that allow for quicker access to information and easy collaboration with colleagues in remote locations, as well as the identification of problematic equipment.
The 'Lenovo New Glass C200' consists of two parts: a Glass Unit and a Pocket Unit. The Glass Unit, which runs on the Linux operating system, is ultra-lightweight at less than 60g, making it easy to wear. In addition, because it is worn on only one eye, it allows users to view the augmented reality world and the real world simultaneously, providing a superior 'Mixed Reality' experience.
In addition, installing the 'New Glass' app on a smartphone and connecting the pocket unit not only improves processing and CPU performance but also allows the smart glasses to be connected via LTE. The 'Lenovo New Glass C200' package includes accessories that allow the pocket unit to be clipped onto a belt or pocket.
Lenovo has developed Lenovo NBD Martin, an AI recognition software that utilizes computer vision technology to identify scenes or objects in real time. Through Lenovo NBD Martin, the 'Lenovo New Glass C200' identifies images and can recognize over 20 types of objects within them, including actual building wiring diagrams. Furthermore, it acts as an AI assistant by analyzing data generated from the smart glasses camera, sensors, and user habits, and combining this with insights derived from user interactions such as voice commands, gestures, and button inputs. This enables users to easily access the information and tools necessary for their tasks.
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