WRAL broadcasts via Google Glass
WRAL-TV will give viewers a unique, insider view of the news when anchors and crew wear Google Glass during the morning news this week.
WRAL-TV will experiment with a live Google Glass stream from the perspective of individuals on the morning news team.
WRAL traffic reporter Brian Shrader wears Google Glass during the morning news.
WRAL News producer Kianey Carter wears Google Glass in the Control Room.
Stuart Todd, WRAL's studio crew chief, dons the Google Glass for a unique behind-the-scenes view of the morning news.
WRAL's Bill Leslie dons the new Google Glass for a unique view on the morning news.
Take a look at what the audience saw and what Bill Leslie saw in WRAL-TV's first experiment with Google Glass.
Rocky Mount firefighter Patrick Jackson developed a way to use Google Glass to get first responders a quicker picture of what they are getting into.