Researchers at the University of Massachusetts are exploring innovative ways to enhance caloric tracking and guide nutritional planning with a unique new tool: Google Glass. Dr. Brian McDonough explains.
No Calories Left Behind: Google Glass as a Dietary Aid

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Researchers at the University of Massachusetts are exploring innovative ways to enhance caloric tracking and guide nutritional planning with a unique new tool: Google Glass. Dr. Brian McDonough explains.
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