Rhema tech coaches public speakers via Google Glass

Many people absolutely hate public speaking, in part because they think that they simply aren't good enough at doing it. Well, that's why Rhema was created. Developed at the University of Rochester and named after the Greek word for "utterance," it delivers real-time performance feedback to the speaker via their Google Glasses. .. Continue Reading Rhema tech coaches public speakers via Google Glass

Section: Wearable Electronics

Tags: Google Glass, Smart Glasses, University of Rochester, Voice

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