google-glass

I'm trying to build an app for Google Glass that can stream to a server and have a client view the stream via a web browser. So far it seems I need to do this via RTSP to a media server such as Wowza and then have a web server hosting some video player that views the RTMP stream but I'm not having much luck. Using libstreaming ( https://github.com/fyhertz/libstreaming ) I'm never able to view the stream. I also would be interested in doing something with WebRTC so that I could make a solution similar to Hangouts but am not sure there is any libraries that support this yet. Any help is

I want to create a Google glass application in which i want to scan a QR code. I went through this post but i couldn't get clear idea. Read QR code Can anyone please direct me how to scan a QR code and get its content in Google Glass. Thanks Instructions are using Android Development version of Eclipse. Glass is running a version of Android 4.0.3. You can slideload an app using an .apk This project, Barcode Eye, ports the ZXing project to Google Glass https://github.com/BarcodeEye/BarcodeEye After you clone the repo, add GDK, and build you can port it to your device. It has hooks for Amazon,

What part of the code in the four sample APK projects listed here for Google Glass prevents the screen from dimming? When I write my own APK and sideload it, after ten seconds with no tapping, the screen dims but does not turn off. What manifest change or code change can I use to prevent the screen from dimming. Thanks! Should there be a Google-Glass-GDK tag? If so add it please. There are a couple easy ways you can do this without requesting a wake lock: Add the android:keepScreenOn="true" attribute to the root element of your layout. Or, do the following in your onCreate method: getWindow()

Glass recently released headphones and a mono ear bud . This implies that it is capable of producing an audio signal from the Micro USB port. Is it possible to create an adapter for Glass to connect to a standard audio connector, such as a 3.5mm headphone cable? If you're handy with a soldering iron, it's pretty easy to make an adapter. Solder a 500k ohm resistor between pins 4 and 5 (ID and GND). You'll need the following parts: A microUSB headset adapter with all 5 pins, like this one on Amazon . A 500k ohm resistor Knowledge about the pinout of the Micro-B usb connector. Wikipedia describes

Today Google just released the GDK Sneak Peak for Google Glass. I have tried to run the samples they have hosted in GitHub with no success: gdk-stopwatch-sample gdk-compass-sample gdk-timer-sample I am targetting against Android 4.0.3 Glass Development Kit Sneaky Preview and trying to run it in an AVD that also targets it with the following other specs: 640x360 hdpi For the CPU I tried both ARM & Intel Atom When I run the app and the dialog to choose the device is shown I do see the virtual device as non compatible. If I skip it and try to run it I see the following error output: Installing

I’m trying to use the new Google Glass Development kit with Android Studio. Unfortunately I'm not having much success. I get the error: "Gradle: package com.google.android.glass.touchpad does not exist" I've added uses-library to the manifest as follows: <application android:allowBackup="true" android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher" android:label="@string/app_name" android:theme="@android:style/Theme" > <uses-library android:name="com.google.android.glass" android:required="true" /> <activity android:name="com.glass.test.MainActivity" android:label="@string/app_name" > <intent-filter> <action

I have an application with a CardScrollView as activity. Ok Glass => My App => Ok Glass => Next Page Or OK Glass => Previous Page Would it be possible to skip the second "Ok Glass" ? The best would be to let the Voice Command always activated but I don't know if it's possible. It is currently not possible to trigger contextual voice commands without the "ok glass" cue: the main reasons are to prevent false positive and narrow down the window when the microphone is listening for commands. I actually did this for my Glass app. Take a look here: https://github.com/RIVeR-Lab/google_glass_driver

my glass project is coming along great. I am wondering if it is possible to change the background color of a view. I am using an immersion and my entire app runs on that single view. The entire view is a relative layout. I originally tried to this from code by defining my relative layout and doing: rl.setBackgroundColor(color.empty_gray); But not change occured when this code was called. Then I tried adding it directly to the XML element with android:background="@color/warning_red" which also yielded nothing. Is it impossible to change the background color of the view? I know you can set a