For Real: The Matrix Style Google Glass App To Learn Anything

Aug 26, 2013 - 8:44 am 6 — by
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matrix animatedI am the type of guy that likes to do things myself, even if I don't know how to do it. Be it small things like fixing a clog to something larger that requires more knowledge. It doesn't mean I do everything myself, I don't. But I at least like to know how something is done.

Where do I go to learn all these things? Typically YouTube. I like to watch how others do things and then try to replicate it myself.

Which is where my last Google Glass idea came from. I call it, Google Glass, How Do I.... The concept comes from how I personally learn to do things as well as the movie, The Matrix. I love it how they plug in and are able to learn anything in a matter of seconds.

With this Glass app, you ask it how you do something and YouTube is streamed into your eye, teaching you how to do it, right there and right then.

Here is how it works, a concept video:

This is how it works on The Matrix:

My method seems a little less painful, don't you think?

If you have Google Glass, you can try it yourself over here.

Forum discussion at Google+.

 

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