That's pretty cool. Nice job. Now Im jealous and want one! :)

Cheers to you Daniel! This is pretty much what I had hoped to start seeing from the Explorer program. (Still bummed I wasn't selected) The fact that your head is in the right place with wanting to tell your dealership's story is so awesome - and the fact you're using a new tool like this is simply cool. Keep telling your stories and please keep sharing your Glass moments! Great post.

Thanks Arnold and Eric. I have more in the works. A deeper dive into Glass utilization for dealerships. I want to try using hangouts as a contact method. Just need a willing client participant.

If they let you invite people into the Google Glass program (which Ive heard they're letting some users do), invite me! pretty please.... :)

Arnold, the Glass team abruptly suspended that program from what I am hearing and reading. They saw posts of people looking to pay to be invited and I gather they don't want Explorers profiting from selling their Invites.

see, there people go ruining it for everyone :(

so very cool to be able to read through your experience.

Great stuff Daniel! How is it for accessing data and carrying on a conversation at the same time? Is that something one would be able to do smoothly with enough experience?

Dennis, Thanks for the kind words. I would gather Glass can handle both fairly well. You can do Google hangouts on it over Wi-fi or LTE so I have to imagine it wouldn't slow the processor down. The one thing with Long for videos is that the battery heats up slightly and video really does a number on the battery life.

Great post. Look forward to seeing future ideas and implementation.

Great post and I enjoyed the videos! Way to hold back the road rage with all of that traffic haha. I am pleasantly surprised how great the sound quality is. I can see just how much better a vehicle walk around will be with two free hands to point out features and demo features. Now if I see guys with GoPros on their heads at dealerships I'll know why!

So it's not dangerous to drive with these eh? Guess it's like wearing any other pair of glasses. How much recording time is there with these things?

Ryan, the projector is not in your line of sight. It sits just above and there really isn't a need to look at the projector. Glass really record what you are naturally looking at. That said, I can see why there is conversation in the government to ban Glass while driving. Just like texting, if you don't do it/use it while driving it is not distracting. If you do use it, well we've seen the stories on how that ends. In terms of recording time, the longest single video I have shot is just under 8 minutes. Video really does a number on the battery life. My average video length is probably a minute and half.

Wait until we can share experiences with each other through glass.... Where is my tin foil hat??

That's pretty cool. Nice job. Now Im jealous and want one! :)

Cheers to you Daniel! This is pretty much what I had hoped to start seeing from the Explorer program. (Still bummed I wasn't selected) The fact that your head is in the right place with wanting to tell your dealership's story is so awesome - and the fact you're using a new tool like this is simply cool. Keep telling your stories and please keep sharing your Glass moments! Great post.

Thanks Arnold and Eric. I have more in the works. A deeper dive into Glass utilization for dealerships. I want to try using hangouts as a contact method. Just need a willing client participant.

If they let you invite people into the Google Glass program (which Ive heard they're letting some users do), invite me! pretty please.... :)

Arnold, the Glass team abruptly suspended that program from what I am hearing and reading. They saw posts of people looking to pay to be invited and I gather they don't want Explorers profiting from selling their Invites.

see, there people go ruining it for everyone :(

so very cool to be able to read through your experience.

Great stuff Daniel! How is it for accessing data and carrying on a conversation at the same time? Is that something one would be able to do smoothly with enough experience?

Dennis, Thanks for the kind words. I would gather Glass can handle both fairly well. You can do Google hangouts on it over Wi-fi or LTE so I have to imagine it wouldn't slow the processor down. The one thing with Long for videos is that the battery heats up slightly and video really does a number on the battery life.

Great post. Look forward to seeing future ideas and implementation.

Great post and I enjoyed the videos! Way to hold back the road rage with all of that traffic haha. I am pleasantly surprised how great the sound quality is. I can see just how much better a vehicle walk around will be with two free hands to point out features and demo features. Now if I see guys with GoPros on their heads at dealerships I'll know why!

So it's not dangerous to drive with these eh? Guess it's like wearing any other pair of glasses. How much recording time is there with these things?

Ryan, the projector is not in your line of sight. It sits just above and there really isn't a need to look at the projector. Glass really record what you are naturally looking at. That said, I can see why there is conversation in the government to ban Glass while driving. Just like texting, if you don't do it/use it while driving it is not distracting. If you do use it, well we've seen the stories on how that ends. In terms of recording time, the longest single video I have shot is just under 8 minutes. Video really does a number on the battery life. My average video length is probably a minute and half.

Wait until we can share experiences with each other through glass.... Where is my tin foil hat??