Recently, Brian Krzanich Intel’s chief executive had announced that Intel is going to be the partner with sunglasses maker Oakley and Luxottica that makes smart eyewear. These pair of sunglasses acts like an exercise coach and also like running at the CES 2016.
Intel being the world’s largest chip maker hopes for an itty-bitty computer to build better wearable gadgets that aren’t awkward. During a keynote speech at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) which was held in Las Vegas, Brian Krzanich showed off a minuscule computer with dubbed curie demo module.
Curie is signed to build wearable devices of all kinds that the hardware makers are eagerly waiting for. They work to create different kinds of smart glasses that have been pioneered by Google and military contractors, with its Glass eyewear.
Brian had also told that these partners will take the technology to the next level which is completely new to the consumers. These sunglasses also point out to many existing smart glasses and smartwatches.
The new device includes motion sensors and also Bluetooth low energy radio with certain components designed rapidly that differentiates different types of physical activity. Curie will run on a coin size battery with an extended period of time and would be available in the second half of the year.
This technology can be beautifully compressed into a pair of sunglasses, told by Oakley chief executive Colin Baden during his speech.
Intel has many advantages with its new smart glasses which were a major theme at the Consumer Electronics Show. It has even announced Curie Chip a smaller version of its internet of things processor Edison.
These chips are used in smart glasses combined with sensors. These glasses require chipset and earplugs, that can be strapped to your arm. According to Intel, these sunglasses will be ready in 2016.