Headsets

Key Features and Benefits 

The new Gen 3.8 headset computer has been designed to improve productivity, efficiency and safety in the light industrial sector. Now with built-in camera and more processing power, Gen 3.8 is leading the way for mobile headset computing by enabling users to access virtually any information, anywhere with hands-free convenience.

The idea has and always will be that Golden-i is the ultimate hands-free tool in any working environment – there to support and guide the user at any moment without interruption thus improving productivity in the workplace.

The Golden-i built-in 14MP camera will allow the user to take still images and record HD video that can be stored on the device and shared remotely via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. 

Developed by Kopin Corporation, the Golden-i platform consists of multiple wearable headset computers operated by voice commands and head movements. Utilizing a speech controlled user interface and head-tracking functionality, Golden-i enables the user to carry out common computer functions whilst keeping their hands free.

Selected Golden-i devices come pre-loaded with a set of core Gi-OS applications, including E-mail Center, Ask Ziggy, Web Browser and File Explorer. The Golden-i platform will continue to evolve as the developer community works together to build voice-controlled augmented reality applications for Golden-i.

Specifications

Golden-i headset computers include Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi and USB connectivity with a near-eye heads-up display and near-ear speaker. The monocular display system can be adjusted to be used below either the left or right eye and can be worn comfortably with glasses, safety glasses, hard hat or helmet. Viewed at 800 x 600 pixels, the HUD is a full color, transmissive TFT microdisplay that looks like a 15 inch laptop screen that’s about 18 inches away from the user's eye.

Using natural speech recognition software with two noise-cancelling microphones to filter out unwanted background noise, Golden-i headsets provide users with hands-free access to virtually any information in the world by connecting remotely to the Cloud. Users can also control multiple independent devices or networks simultaneously including PCs, mobile phones and company servers - in more than 38 languages. Golden-i headsets also feature a digital compass and GPS, 3D graphics accelerators and a 18650 Li-ion battery that will last 8+ hours.

With an optional detachable camera the user can also record and/or send real-time on-demand 1080 HD still images or video. The Golden-i 3.8 is the only Golden-i headset computer to date that has a built-in 14MP camera.

Built to withstand harsh conditions and rough handling, the Motorola Solutions HC1 Headset Computer helps to improve productivity and accuracy in environments where carrying a laptop is not feasible, safe, or convenient.

The HC1 combines voice and gesture recognition with microdisplay hardware and wireless networking connections to allow field and service technicians to access files and establish remote connections without the need for a hand-held system.

Equipped with a Texas Instruments OMAP 3730 Series Dual Core Processor, 800MHz and 3D Graphics Accelerator, the HC1 will include 512 MB of RAM and 512MB of on-board storage with a MicroSD slot which will support up to 32GB of removable storage.

The headset system will also be able to wirelessly connect and sync with handset and tablet devices.

Designed to be mounted onto a hard-hat or other safety equipment, the HC1 allows field technicians hands-free access to schematics and other important data while servicing systems in remote locations.

See full technical specifications for HC1

800 x 600 Micro-Display Virtual image size: 15 inch

Ruggedized headset to withstand harsh environments

98-99% accuracy Supports 6 languages

Built-in noise cancelling microphones

Dual-core Processor 3D Graphics Accelerator

9-axis gesture tracking

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth

Portable MicroSD Card

Microsoft Windows CE 6.0

Rechargeable Lithium Ion 3.7V, 1950 mAh