Airlines using wearables to get more personal
Don't be surprised if the next flight attendant that serves you seems to know more about you than you'd expected. Airlines seem to be strongly interested in the possibilities offered by new wearable technology, and at least two - Qantas and Virgin Atlantic - are giving wearable tech a try in order to provide more personalized service to their customers.
Looks like you shouldn't be surprised if the person to whom you hand your boarding pass is wearing Google Glass, now.
Looks like you shouldn't be surprised if the person to whom you hand your boarding pass is wearing Google Glass, now.
So now that we know it's effective, the cops want in on the action too, so they can scan me as I ride my bike home from work. Then the guy in the corner newspaper kiosk wants a pair so he can subscribe to some new service that matches my face against people who like to buy crack cocaine, and so on. Maybe I don't want to be part of your frikkin database, y'know?