EmpowAR, a made in spain augmented reality application for Google Glass

The Spanish startup Droiders has developed an augmented reality application that works with Google Glass: EmpowAR.

EmpowAR is the tool developed by the Spanish startup Droiders for Googles Glass , device that is expected to be available on the market in 2014. A versatile augmented reality application that has great potential for use in different industry sectors.

The development of Droiders makes full use of all the features of augmented reality technology, adding layers of content to the real world: Graphics, Videos, music, 3D objects, games, Etc. Allows objects created in augmented reality to have movements, sound, reorganization and color change.

Using targets and the EmpowAR application, the president of Droiders, Julian Beltran, has shown how through the prism that the Googles Glass and focusing towards the image, this appears on the lens of the glasses and turning the head, the image rotates at the same time being able to see it from different angles.

The EmpowAR application is very versatile and has great potential in sectors such as advertising, architecture, the design, the industry, entertainment or tourism.

Google Glass is a device that includes a camera, GPS, Bluetooth, microphone and a small viewfinder that allows the user to see a projection and, at the same time, take pictures and record videos, only with voice prompts. With the technology offered by these lenses it is possible to see a building under construction to the explanation of a work in a museum.

Glasses, that will not be available until 2014, they also work wirelessly to other devices such as the smartphone, displaying notices and notifications on the screen. The information acquired can be observed on the smartphone and glasses, through the projector you have.

Google Glass reacts like a voice assistant, when there is noise the device perfectly distinguishes the voice of the owner thanks to the vibrations of its larynx, which makes it work better than other attendees.

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