As before, the headset is decidedly industry-facing, targeting product prototypers with an augmented reality system that lets designers interact with computer-generated versions of their creations before actually willing them into existence.

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Google put out a call today for people who have creative ideas about how to use its new augmented reality Glass product and want to get one around their heads before the general public.

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