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"I think competition would be good because at least people have another option." A new set of smart glasses is taking to Indiegogo to raise support. By Alice Truong. Google showed off a splashy redesign of Glass last month, ... 
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“How Google Glass could revolutionize surgery CBC.ca As the first device to combine computers and smartphones with a pair of glasses, Google Glass can capture and stream live video of what the wearer sees – and it may completely change how surgeons...”
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Other surgical options.
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Presented today at the Egyptian Antiquities Museum in Turin (Italy) the prototype of the first application designed for a wearable …
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Translates text to sign language
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Heads up! Wearables will make us rethink how we work out.
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Connection of Google Glass to Wearables
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Note taking and records access.
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A computer-savvy firefighter in North Carolina is hoping Google Glass and clever programming can help save time and lives.
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An interesting idea-starter...
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Sean Carney on the accelerator he helped build inside Philips to turn the company around.
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Surgery appears to be a leading contender in applications.
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This Google Glass App Lets You Answer The Door Without Leaving The Couch
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This will leave everyone a blob like in Wall-E.
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BarcodeEye - Port of Android's version of ZXing library app to Google Glass
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Port of BarcodEye for Glass App developers
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I love Google Glass, and wear mine almost every day. But Glass could never succeed as a consumer product as is. It's funky and clunky, fragile and -- worst
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QR code used for wifi login
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David Datuna became the first artist to incorporate the technology into a public art piece; now,
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Using Glass with the art gives a user interactive experience with each smaller part of the image.
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“T3 Google Glass Worn by Virgin Atlantic Staff at London Airport The Next Web In an effort to make its airline service more glamorous and personalized, Virgin Atlantic is equipping some of its concierge staff with Google Glass at London's Heathrow...”
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What about reps using this to help out doctors at conferences?
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Augmedix, an app / service for medical doctors, powered by Google Glass
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Augmedix is developing applications for HCPs to leverage Glass in healthcare innovation – surgery, patient medical records, visualize internal bodily systems, visuals accompanying procedures, photograph body parts/lesions, etc
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Watch this video on CNET TV: Part of your doctor's prep routine for surgery could one day include putting on Google Glass. CNET's Kara Tsuboi takes us inside an operating room at UCSF in San Francisco for a look at how doctors are using Glass during surgery.
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Another hands-free application
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In a sign of how wearable devices are entering the mainstream, a major optical insurance provider will subsidize frames and prescription lenses for customers buying Google Glass.
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Big news could widen Google Glass appeal.
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It seems that Google Glass has scored big at the upcoming Super Bowl. It was revealed today that CBS will be using Google Glass to add one more view to the TV screens of over 100 million network TV viewers. We've seen Glass in a variety of settings--from a hospital operating rooms [...]
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Tapping into sports video
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LIRGlass (DTU/KU)
LIRGlass is a medical device aiding in surgical removal of cancers. It combines existing Google glass™ technology with near infrared (IR) probes and gives the surgeon unique visualization of cancer tissue inside the body of a patient. This enables precise and full removal of the cancer and minimizes the risk of cancer re-growth and side effects.
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Intuit is working on apps to bring personal finances and mobile payments to Google Glass.
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App usesr QR code to trigger payment
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Careful where you point your new headset, Google Glass owners: Like a small child, some graphic images have been known to corrupt the young device's impressionable brain. Researchers at the security firm Lookout Mobile say they developed an attack last spring that could compromise Google's device when the user merely took [...]
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Glass now interprets QR codes only in certain modes such as when the user is choosing a Wifi network, rather than by default.
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Icis, a line of head-mounted computing glasses, funded through Indiegogo.