ICIS Smart glasses: fashion and technology integration

Laforge, a technology-wearable technology company, says that wearable devices must not ignore fashion elements at the same time as they focus on technology, according to the Next Web report, the Tech web site, February 19. ICIS Smart glasses provide a variety of styles of frame. Similar to Google Glasses, ICIS lenses have built-in cameras, microphones and microphones. But the difference is that the ICIS glasses screen directly displays all the updates for the application. Laforge says Smartphone application notifications can automatically appear on the ICIS glasses screen. In fact, Laforge uses Socialflo to solve platform compatibility problems. Socialflo can display notification information from popular network services and applications. Users simply download this app, install apps on their phones, and receive information via Bluetooth. Laforge revealed that ICIS glasses also offer three modes: routine, exercise (such as reducing the amount of notice when jogging) and driving. In driving mode, ICIS glasses are only allowed to receive driving-related data. Today, Laforge just launched the project on the Indiegogo platform. But Cory Mack Corey Mack, Laforge's chief executive, said: "We have been working with glasses and eye care specialists." A year or so, you can go to the glasses shop, within one hours to customize their own ICIS glasses. "The cheapest ICIS glasses version is beta Kit, priced at 420 dollars." If you need more aesthetically pleasing icis, you can choose a 620 dollar ICIS bold version. The bold version displays a resolution of 1280 x 680, and the normal and beta kit versions are only 680 x 480. If the project goes well, the first ICIS bold is expected to be shipped in January 2015, and the beta kit version will be shipped this December. (Edward)