New job offer in Google points to a 'comeback' for glass

Finally, there seems to be some evidence that the draft prestigious crystal Google is moving forward. A new job offer on the website of the company suggests that the efforts of Google to the glass is moving in the right and perhaps point the volume production stage direction.

First reported by Business Insider, the Google Glass team is looking for a technology advanced manufacturing engineer, FATP. The FATP, the list explains, means 'the final assembly, test and package.' The company is also looking out for candidates with few preferred qualifications and have experience in multiple consumer product launches into a fast production ramp average rate 'and' strong manufacturing background in process development scale of new products, including designs of mechanical devices with process controls in mind in quick time. '

According to a previous report, Google Glass is going to be a complete redesign. Glass is supervised by Ivy Ross, a jewelry designer who heads the division intelligent Google glasses and Tony Fadell, a former executive of Apple product.

"Earlier efforts have broken ground glass and allows us to learn what is important for consumers and companies alike," Fadell said in a statement. "I am very excited to be working with ivy to provide direction and support as the team heads and work together to integrate learning in future products," the statement said

The report quoted an adviser Fadell as saying: ".. There will be no public experimentation Tony is a type of product and it will not release something until it's perfect" Google Glass was presented as a prototype in 2012. It was distributed to a group select people as part of the Explorer program that paid $ 1,500 to be early adopters.

On 19 January this year, Google suspended silence sell Google Glass consumers while supporting glass as a product of the company.