Diode unveils Motorola's HC1, a Headset Computer with hands-free operation

The distributor of electronic components and subsystems, Diode, has added Motorola's HC1 Computer Headset to its catalog, a professional computer that responds to voice commands and head movements, making it a very useful tool for engineers and technicians in multiple environments.

Diode, through its Automatic Identification Division, has announced Motorola's HC1 Computer Headset, A professional head-mounted computer that features an adjustable optical micro-display to provide a view similar to that of a 15" screen. The HC1 allows the user to access and view all types of documents, Photos and videos, becoming the ideal solution for those who need a large screen to review graphics and diagrams in work environments where the presence of laptops or tablets is not feasible.

This rugged mobile computer is distinguished by advanced speech recognition software that supports six languages (among them Spanish) To work with voice commands, and a nine-axis accelerometer and digital compass to respond to gestures and head movements when navigating applications.

The HC1 includes a Texas Instruments OMAP processor 3730 Dual-Core A 800 Mhz, Microsoft Windows CE operating system 6.0 with 512 MB RAM and Flash, color TFT SVGA micro-display (800 x 600) with the possibility of configuration to be "directed" by the right or left eye, Two-way microphones (with noise cancellation) and speakers, 3D graphics accelerator and Mini-USB connector and interface for accessories.

Using a WiFi connection or Bluetooth, this professional "helmet" can operate with Smartphones, Motorola terminals and scanners and manage a wide variety of tasks to increase the efficiency and productivity of engineers and technicians.

With all these features, the hands-free HC1 is ideal for reviewing manuals, Reports, Diagrams and diagrams, Send images in real time, watch training videos and 3D simulations, and many other tasks in a multitude of installation and maintenance tasks.