Deaf creative director. First subtitle app for Google Glass, 2013. I review smart glasses from the constraint nobody designs for. Ex-Amazon. TED speaker.
Everybody in the room thinks I'm an idiot. I'm not. My captions are late. Every captioning glasses brand publishes a latency number. None publish how they measured it. So I built the test.
Proof Cases Ep 4: Leion Hey2.
When captions run late, I answer late. I laugh a beat after everyone else. I nod at the wrong moment.
They think I'm slow.
I'm not. My captions are.
Proof Cases Episode 4 premieres October 5 at 9 AM ET.
#ProofCases#NonBreakingSpace#LeionHey2#CaptioningGlasses#DeafTech
My ASL interpreters fucked up. The transcript caught it. I fired the team overnight and we re-recorded the podcast the next morning. Episode 3 is about Pocket, the recorder that gave me the receipt.
Two months into running my business. I get a podcast interview at Augmented World Expo. Joining me were two American Sign Language interpreters who I've never worked with before. The interview felt off.
Proof Cases Episode 3 premieres tomorrow, Monday September 28, at 9 AM ET.
Last @XREAL_Global clip. Next week: @Heypocket. No screen at all and it listens to everything. The exact opposite product, same questions.
https://t.co/0m3CFbhrMk
#WearableTech
Big week for glasses with assistants. Mine can't hear me either. But they have a button that clears the screen when a human shows up. No review mentioned it.