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Pioneering medical diagnostics on Google Glass, behind the scenes at UCLA ... 
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Medical schools have been eyeing Google Glass for some time, but the UC Irvine School of Medicine is making the device a standard tool for its four-year program. Starting this month, third- and fourth-year med students will ...
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It's extreme to make the device a standard tool for its four-year program.
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Google Glass has released a moving video that may change your opinion on “Glassholes.”
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Finally Google get's it's PR together.
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A startup called Wearable Intelligence is dreaming up uses for Google Glass that may actually help save lives.
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“Google Glass enabled me to view this patient’s allergy information and current medication regimen without having to excuse myself to log in to a computer, or even lose eye contact,” said Dr. Steve Horng.
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Google Glass helps sick kids visit the Houston Zoo from their hospital beds Chron.com The Houston Zoo is taking the phrase "up close and personal" to a new level with the help of the newest tool in its animal-loving arsenal - state-of-the-art...
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Headline says it all.
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Google Glass Will Hunt You Down Bisnow The company, one of four winners in this week's NVTC Destination Innovation awards, built a Google Glass app that designs workouts, sets reminders, tracks how well the user is doing in their routines and...
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... if you don't workout. Lack of motivation is one of the worst enemies of exercise. Perhaps that's why Alexandria, Va.-based LynxFit already has over 5,000 users of its Google Glass app.
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Event professionals currently testing Google’s wearable device suggest ways to incorporate it into events and meetings.Google Glass is Google’s entry into the wearable technology market.
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Interesting options including iBeacons and geofencing.
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Amidst the Google Glass backlash, two pilots at Adventia European College of Aeronautics in Spain set an aviation milestone as they wore Google Glass in the cockpit for the first time using special tools that demonstrate the potential benefits of using the devices while flying an aircraft.
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Interesting use that might apply to data in a medical setting. Adventia estimates a 10 percent increase in productivity, as a benefit of real-time updates for meteorological data, NOTAMS, navigational information and checklists.
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Dr. Rivas met Droiders chief executive Julian Beltran at a recent event and realized they shared a mutual interest in wearable tech.
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Augmented Reality overlays for surgeons.
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Looking for a night out at the movies but not sure what to watch? Just head over to the theater with Google Glass and a new app called Preview. Then you can view trailers of each flick simply by looking at the movie posters.
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It would be interesting to see if this image recognition technology could be applied to pharmaceutical promotion.
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Rhode Island Hospital in Providence appears poised to become the first hospital in the nation to test Google Glass for real-time emergency room care.
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In a six-month pilot beginning Friday, the hospital will use the tool to stream live images of patient medical conditions to remote consulting specialists.
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UCLA researchers create Google Glass app for instant medical diagnostic test results / UCLA Newsroom
UCLA researchers create Google Glass app for instant medical diagnostic test results / UCLA Newsroom
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Results in as little as 8 seconds. A terrific, practical use
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Google Glass has many uses, and now we can add surgery to the list. Two doctors at Indiana Hospital have performed the first surgery with Glass, an abdominal wall reconstruction. The reason for using Glass during surgery was as unique ...
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MRI and x-ray access during surgery.
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Digital doc: Emergency physician and clinical informaticist Steve Horng wears the Google Glass device used in Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center's emergency department. Kermit the Frog showed up in the emergency ...
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"beneficial for workers who need fast access to small amounts of information without taking their hands or even their full gaze away from other tasks."
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Interesting way to augment physician assistants.
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He lifts eyebrows with the blink of an eye. Park Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Ramtin Kassir is using Google Glass to record surgeries and consultations and to access medical records,…
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Mainly being used for photos and livestreaming.
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Using QR codes, Google Glass can by used in the anatomy lab for teaching and testing, changing the way medical students learn.
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For teaching and surgical procedure practice.
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U of A students see future of medicine through Google Glass AZFamily "They can say 'OK Glass, call a hand surgeon,' and the hand surgeron would be able to see through the eyes of the doctor, essentially through the front of Google Glass, at the...
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"We thought, 'Wouldn't it be really cool if we put Google Glass on the heads of standardized patients, who are actors trained to portray a physical ailment?' " Tully said.
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NAB 2014 wouldn't be the same without Livestream, one of the internet's most popular broadcasting services, introducing new hardware or software.
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Opens it up to a broad platform, but also more possible abuse on the people 'spying' aspect.
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Washington Post (blog)
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Interesting example of retail clerks using Glass and iBeacons to help customers.
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Google glass has a new, happy home: the emergency room. Should we reconsider it as medical technology?
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More positive ER coverage
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Guardian Liberty Voice
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Boston hospital has developed their own customized information-retrieval system for doctors using Google Glass.A Boston hospital has developed their own customized information-retrieval system for doctors using Google Glass.
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Pristine is delivering the next generation of telehealth communication solutions through Google Glass. Pristine EyeSight and CheckLists are the only HIPAA compliant, handsfree, voice-controlled video streaming and checklist solutions available for Google Glass in healthcare settings. Apparently very hot at SXSW.
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Seth welcomes tech blogger Randall Meeks, who has high praise for the Google Glass. Find more Saturday Night Live videos on Yahoo Screen.
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Parody of #googleglass on SNL. I have some of these frustrations.
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Wayne eye doctor first in Pennsylvania to offer Google Glass
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Selected by Google due to engineering background. Apparently a few other in CA.
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This new platform can simplify the processing of rapid diagnostic tests (RDT), lower training costs, and increase accessibility and availability to such tests.