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The document provides an introduction to developing applications for Google Glass using the Glass Development Kit (GDK). It outlines the features and limitations of Google Glass, different types of GDK apps like live cards and immersions, and demonstrates a sample "Tell a Joke" app. The presentation teaches how to add options, layouts, lists of cards, voice commands, sliders and audio to Glass apps.

Tecnología

Have a word
with Google
Glass
GDK intro for beginners
Konrad Olczak

Konrad Olczak
• iOS and Android
Software Engineer at
Exact Business Solutions
• ERP cloud based
system
• Designed and
implemented Exact
Online for Google Glass
• Designed and
implemented Exact
Online for Android
Wear

Agenda
• Introduction
o What is Google Glass
o State of the art
o Interaction design
• GDK – demo
o Live Cards vs. Immersions
o Card Design
o Card Scroller
o Slider
o Voice

What is Google Glass?
• Optical head-mounted
display
• Android 4.4.2 + GDK
• 2GB RAM, 16GB Flash
• 5MP camera, 720p
video
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
• Accelerometer,
Gyroscope,
Magnetometer,
Ambient light sensor,
Proximity sensor

Video
How to use glasses 1:08
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cijTDv0sje4

Glass – state of the art
Features Limitations
• Hands free operations
• Voice recognition
• Always ready for action
• Not publicly released
• Language
• Names recognition
• Overheat
• No emulator available

Interaction design
• Think different
• Its not a smartphone app
• Small apps
• Context aware
• When would be most useful to use voice
commands

GDK apps structure types
Timeline card vs. Immersion

GDK – Live Card
Source: hGps://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/live-‐‑cards

GDK – Immersions
Source: hGps://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/immersions

DEMO TIME
Tell a Joke!
bitbucket.org/kolczak/tellajoke/src

What did we learn?
• How to add live card to timeline.
• How to add options to live card.
• How to create cards layout.
• How to create list of cards.
• How to attach voice commands to cards.
• How to display slider.
• How to make glass speak.
• How to make glass listen.

Konrad
Olczak
kolczak87@gmail.com
konrad.olczak@exact.com
google.com
+KonradOlczak
@kolczak87

Sources
• bitbucket.org/kolczak/tellajoke/src
• developers.google.com/glass/develop/overview
• developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/card-design
• developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/card-scroller
• developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/slider
• www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EvNxWhskf8

Questions?
No such thing as a stupid question.

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Have a word with Google Glass

1. Have a word with Google Glass GDK intro for beginners Konrad Olczak

2. Konrad Olczak • iOS and Android Software Engineer at Exact Business Solutions • ERP cloud based system • Designed and implemented Exact Online for Google Glass • Designed and implemented Exact Online for Android Wear

3. Agenda • Introduction o What is Google Glass o State of the art o Interaction design • GDK – demo o Live Cards vs. Immersions o Card Design o Card Scroller o Slider o Voice

4. What is Google Glass? • Optical head-mounted display • Android 4.4.2 + GDK • 2GB RAM, 16GB Flash • 5MP camera, 720p video • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth • Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer, Ambient light sensor, Proximity sensor

5. Video How to use glasses 1:08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cijTDv0sje4

6. Glass – state of the art Features Limitations • Hands free operations • Voice recognition • Always ready for action • Not publicly released • Language • Names recognition • Overheat • No emulator available

7. Interaction design • Think different • Its not a smartphone app • Small apps • Context aware • When would be most useful to use voice commands

8. GDK apps structure types Timeline card vs. Immersion

9. GDK – Live Card Source: hGps://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/live-‐‑cards

10. GDK – Immersions Source: hGps://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/immersions

11. DEMO TIME Tell a Joke! bitbucket.org/kolczak/tellajoke/src

12. What did we learn? • How to add live card to timeline. • How to add options to live card. • How to create cards layout. • How to create list of cards. • How to attach voice commands to cards. • How to display slider. • How to make glass speak. • How to make glass listen.

13. Google glass very aGractive

14. Konrad Olczak kolczak87@gmail.com konrad.olczak@exact.com google.com +KonradOlczak @kolczak87

15. Sources • bitbucket.org/kolczak/tellajoke/src • developers.google.com/glass/develop/overview • developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/card-design • developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/card-scroller • developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/slider • www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EvNxWhskf8

16. Questions? No such thing as a stupid question.

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