3D Reader or Stereoscopic Holographic Goggles

3D Reader or Stereoscopic Holographic Goggles, originally uploaded by Rusty Marvin (Going around the pole).

LR-PS-Composite - Proud to show the Stereoscopic Holographic goggles (STG) in use, the book is in fact electronic paper and is design to carry additional storage for those off line moments, caching the expected use for the reader. Well in fact not the reader but the user of the Stereoscopic Holographic Goggles (STG), the pages are encrypted data which is read by the decoder mounted in the frames. The book or piece is read to you and the story presented in a 3D Holographic format.
The wearer of STG’s can in fact absorb up to 18 different story scenes at any one time, the current release allows only two to be displayed, later version will allow the viewer to choose any number of different story scenes available at the same time. The trail version also projects the images to people who can see the goggles, which might be a bit embarrassing for the wearer if say they were viewing 50 Shades of Grey or similar literature. The inventor tell me that this is easily overcome this by attaching lenses to the STG’s with a reflective coating or even wearing sunglasses over the top worked in previous trials.
What’s under the hood or should I say in the frame; well a whole bunch of organic and inorganic technology including Babel fish, Entropy algorithms, Sporophyte’s creating new Zygote power generators, GPS responders, touch cell connectivity and so much more. No need for a 3G or if you are lucky 4G connection, the wearer’s body acts as an aerial and transmitter to connect you to a ‘Deep Thought’ network, data and knowledge source. The whole thing powered with zygote cell energy as long as there is some form of light on the frame and if not charged by the electric produced by the wearer’s head/body.
The mounted micro cameras record what is around you, providing other wearer’s the ability to view the location before getting there in full STG mode. Typing if that’s you thing can be performed using the projected keyboard or text created to send over legacy systems such as SMS and Email can also be created with clear speech to text or as experiment talking through your nose. The legacy messages are then transmitted and converted by the ‘Deep Thought’ system and dispatched.
Applications include facial recognition that can remind you of a person’s name and related information; partner, children and pets etc.
Secure, well yes DNA, Iris and voice pattern matching to log on and if you want a 64 bit encrypted password.
The inventor did ask if I could think of some catchy name, at the time Holoborg was the only thing that crossed my mind, happy to hear yours!