Korea push concept smart glasses can completely replace smartphones

Reading] K-glass allows users to wear them almost all day long, while Google glasses can last only a few hours. Korea push concept smart glasses can completely replace the smartphone Tencent Digital message (compiled: Zheng) If you are very interested in wearable equipment products such as Google Glasses, So recently by the South Korean Science and Technology Institute (KAIST) of the scientific research staff to be able to match Google glasses with a head-and-wear monitor k-glass will definitely attract your attention. K-glass's researchers say the smart glasses are more than just a direct competitor to Google's glasses, and the advent of the smart-phone era will herald the end of the smartphone age. K-glass Internal 65 nano-scale expansion of the real chip, the South Korean Science and Technology Institute said the chip can make k-glass more energy-saving than other products 76%. The K-glass is capable of computing up to 1.22 trillion times per second and can run at a frequency of up to one MHz. The K-glass is powered by 1.2 volts and has a power of 778 MW. At the same time, K-glass uses parallel data process to reduce its power consumption significantly. Hoi-jun Yoo, a professor at the South Korea Science and Technology Institute, which led K-glass research, said in an interview that K-glass's own low-power features make it possible for users to wear them almost all day, while the use of Google glasses lasts only a few hours. "The headset will turn into a next-generation mobile device, and eventually it will replace the smartphone completely." The market of head-wearing display equipment is developing rapidly, and it is only a matter of time before the daily necessities of the consumer. Hoi-jun Yoo said in a statement issued. "By augmented reality, we integrate richer, deeper and more realistic realities into all aspects of our lives, including business, art, culture and entertainment." "At present, K-glass is still in the concept of demonstration stage, a short period of time consumers can not see its figure in the market."