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The following samples are available to help you build apps for Glass Enterprise Edition 2.
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Card sample
The following sample demonstrates how to build a basic UI:
See the Card Sample
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Camera2 sample
The following sample demonstrates how to take photos and videos with the
Camera2 API:
See the Camera2 Sample
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Gallery sample
The following sample demonstrates how to browse and delete photos and videos:
See the Gallery Sample
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QR code scanner sample
The following sample demonstrates how to scan QR codes with the camera. It uses
CameraX API and
ZXing library to do so.
See the QR Code Scanner Sample
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Voice Recognition sample
The following sample app demonstrates the built-in voice recognition functionality.
See the Voice Recognition Sample
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Notes sample
The following sample app demonstrates the built-in
voice commands functionality
and how to use it with the built-in
voice recognition functionality.
See the Notes Sample
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Voice commands reloading sample
The following sample app demonstrates how to
reload voice commands
and how to enable
debug mode for
voice commands.
See the Voice Commands Reloading Sample
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Gesture detector sample
Basic navigation on Glass Enterprise Edition 2 device consists of detecting and responding to
gesture events on the touchpad.
Inputs and sensors page contains more information about it. Review this sample for
implementation details.
See the Gesture Detector Sample
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WebRTC sample
An example call center application that showcases video conferencing using
WebRTC
See the WebRTC Sample
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Last updated 2023-12-05 UTC.
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