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Smart cycling glasses show data without blocking your view

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You can already buy smart glasses for cycling, but they tend to have one big catch: the heads-up display partly obscures your view. That’s annoying at best, and risky at worst. Everysight thinks it can do better. It’s close to finishing development of Raptor, a set of augmented reality glasses that projects data on a transparent display on the lens. You’ll get navigation, speed, heart rate and other vital info without losing valuable visual real estate.
via Engadget

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