When the time came to decide on a topic for my undergraduate thesis I was clueless. Fortunately for me I had the amazing opportunity to get involved with a awesome company called Simera Technology Group. There I had my first experience of a real-world engineering business environment.
My boss had recently purchased a pair of Google Glasses for the company to play around with and do development on, and it was on that topic that he suggested I try and integrate some form of head movement control with a gimbal and Google Glass. I was ecstatic about that idea, being presented the opportunity to play with Google Glass and to use it in my thesis seemed almost unreal. Nevertheless I was still petrified. I don’t know anything much about gimbals, despite being an avid multi-rotor enthusiast, and I know even less about Android development. But I knew it was a opportunity to show the world, but most importantly, myself, what I am capable of.
And so begins my journey with Google Glass, Android development, Arduino board, sensors and all kinds of other thingies that any geek, nerd or techy dreams about.
Josua blom 