* Split the current device across both ears of the glasses, instantly doubling the space available. You need to balance the weight anyhow. If more is required, consider wearable extensions to go in a pocket or backpack, as with some medical devices. Vision is valuable enough that people would probably put up with a lot of hassle to get it.
* Link it to a more powerful device such as a smartphone or tablet. If locked away from the internet, device-to-device communication can be relatively secure.
* Do the main learning at home via desktop, and then the portable won't need as much processing power just to run what it knows. However, this might limit the number of stored faces. Consider separating them into files like "church group," "family," etc. based on who you expect to see together.
* Concentrate on making the device smaller so it can do more in the same space.
*sigh* I am so not a technogeek, why am I having to do their job for them? Seriously, most geeks wear glasses. Why did nobody notice the imbalanced weight problem? >_< Okay, I frequently notice things that other people don't. But when I routinely outclass people in their profession and it's one of my least ept areas, I grumble.
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Re: Well ...
Date: 2019-12-05 10:59 am (UTC)* Split the current device across both ears of the glasses, instantly doubling the space available. You need to balance the weight anyhow. If more is required, consider wearable extensions to go in a pocket or backpack, as with some medical devices. Vision is valuable enough that people would probably put up with a lot of hassle to get it.
* Link it to a more powerful device such as a smartphone or tablet. If locked away from the internet, device-to-device communication can be relatively secure.
* Do the main learning at home via desktop, and then the portable won't need as much processing power just to run what it knows. However, this might limit the number of stored faces. Consider separating them into files like "church group," "family," etc. based on who you expect to see together.
* Concentrate on making the device smaller so it can do more in the same space.
*sigh* I am so not a technogeek, why am I having to do their job for them? Seriously, most geeks wear glasses. Why did nobody notice the imbalanced weight problem? >_< Okay, I frequently notice things that other people don't. But when I routinely outclass people in their profession and it's one of my least ept areas, I grumble.