Researchers using the glasses " Google " to give patients " Parkinson's " independence

A research team from Newcastle University conducted experiments on the possibility of the use of patients,

" Parkinson " - or so-called Parkinson's disease - in Britain for glasses " Google " smart , so as to assist them in the performance of their daily life .

The team took advantage of a set of glasses has donated " Google " them to be used in a clinical trial , where they were provided with special glasses applications of the most important advantages that it helps patients to perform daily tasks such as taking medication in their exact dates .

The research team , the results proved the possibility of granting glasses " Google " for patients " Parkinson " more autonomy in performing everyday tasks , as it has given to these patients in the hope of overcoming the problems they face due to the problems caused by the disease in the speech in particular.

The researchers pointed out that a large number of patients were able to use micro- sensors equipped with glasses , as well as the property of visual cues that respond to commands the brain , in order to communicate .

This , the researchers say that the project is still in its early stages , where they are currently looking at the development of a variety of applications to suit the needs of patients , especially patients, " Parkinson's disease " , which is difficult for the patient to perform many of the tasks of life without help .

It is noteworthy that the use of glasses with patients, " Parkinson " for Ayad first use for medical purpose to it, where the glasses were used for medicinal purposes since the multi revealed by " Google " , as used by doctors to perform surgery in a minute .

It should be noted that the glasses " Google " was not raised commercially for normal use after , where the company is still working to develop them on the basis of the views of the developers and Mokhtbreha ; while reports have speculated the possibility of placing on the market before the end of 2014.