With Google Glass now being made available to anyone with $1500 to spend, there are enough issues about pain popping up with the wearable device, that some feel that the connected specs should come with a warning label for users. Most of the issues are occurring to people who are not used to looking upward for long stretches of time.
Google has hired Dr. Eli Peli, a Harvard trained optometrist, to consult with them on issues involving the eyes and the connected specs. When Google placed the lens ahead of, or below the eyes, it obstructed the line of view for Google Glass owners. By situating ...
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