元器件交易網訊 5月14日消息，據外媒報道，日本東京眼鏡制造商仁（Jin）推出了一款名為Jins Meme的智能眼鏡，該眼鏡可以通過電子傳感器追蹤眼球運動軌跡測量用戶的疲勞程度，提醒包括司機危險駕駛等情況。
Jins Meme在鼻梁、耳朵等部分含有眼電圖（EOG）傳感器，通過測定眼球運動的電勢、角膜與視網膜之間的電壓轉化為參數進行分析，這也是EOG技術首次應用于消費眼鏡。該產品重約36g，載有三軸加速度傳感器和陀螺儀，可統計行走數據和熱量消耗情況。內部含有可充電鋰電池，可續航8小時，頭戴附件可增加一倍續航時間。Jins Meme通過與Windows、iOS、Andoid系統智能機聯接，可以操縱智能機、并在用戶疲勞時發出警報。
該產品將于2015年春季面世，價格在685—979美元之間（約合4257—6098元人民幣）。（元器件交易網毛毛 編譯）
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Many people know that they should takebreaks when they're fatigued, but actually recognizing that worn-down state istricky; it's all too easy to push past the breaking point. If JINS' upcomingMeme smart glasses live up to their billing, though, you'll always know whenit's time to relax. The Bluetooth wearable includes both eye and motion sensorsthat can tell when you're close to nodding off. If it gets to that point, acompanion smartphone app will give you a heads-up. The eyewear is useful evenwhen you're fully alert, as it can handle basic fitness duties like stepcounting and calorie tracking.
While the Meme glasses won't ship untilspring 2015, JINS will offer a programming kit this fall so that third-partyapps can make use of its head tracking skills. Pricing also hasn't been naileddown, but the company plans to release three styles (including the sunglassesyou see above) in its native Japan for somewhere between ¥70,000 to ¥100,000,or $685 to $979. There's no word on a US launch, unfortunately, but we'rehoping they'll be available for import -- they'd be perfect for dealing withthat mid-day slump.
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