Drivers using Google glass

[EricH]

Originally Posted by CalTran

I've seen examples of this in the Aim High book, but never in person, and now seems like a good time to ask how they worked in terms of the lights being on safety glasses, but it being necessary to wear safety glasses all the time while still not wearing the glasses for the whole not touching controls thing.

As I recall the set I saw (294, if memory serves), it was a clip-on unit. Grab, clip to glasses, aim, shoot. Or else it was plugged in after auto (the other option), or the driver managed to switch safety glasses right away. I'd have to ask someone who worked with it.

[Mark McLeod]

Ours in 2006 had a cable from the safety glasses with a large phono jack that detached from the control board while the operators stood back during Autonomous, then were plugged in as the drivers stepped forward.

The glasses had an LED on each side that told the operator when the turret was aimed to far to one side or the other.
Both LEDs were on when the target was centered.

[cad321]

This here is something that I have been considering experimenting with before the build season. It is diy, involves 3d printing and allows for a live stream of either a camera feed or live variables.

[yara92]

it is fun to have it , But I am considering in the electromagnetic radiation