Smart Cap Head Mounted Display Tutorial

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Smart Cap consists of a monocular head mounted display and supports voice recognition and first person video streaming. For the tutorial on making it, visit: https://maker.pro/raspberry-pi/projects/diy-head-mounted-display-tutorial/

Head mounted displays are definitely the latest fad that's going around town now. You might have seen several wearable displays such as the google glass, and many others including virtual reality systems like the oculus rift. Head mounted displays are primarily used for video sharing, navigation, checking notifications, etc. However, several pioneers argue that the quintessential use for it have not yet been identified. But, if you ever wanted to build one for yourself from scratch, and are not willing to pay 1500$ just to experience its functionalities, then this DIY Head Mounted Display tutorial is for you.

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