I wasn't aware that google glass had an application open to get a pair, but I completely missed it (my own fault, I know).

I'd be very, very excited to get my hands on a unit to test. I'm a developer, but also have limited vision (20/200 at best, worse in certain conditions) and have a lot of trouble with anything more than a few feet away. I am insanely curious to put a pair of these on and see how readable the screen is. Not sure how hopeful I should be about them actually working for my condition. If there's no return policy, I can just eat the cost.

I've coded a few small scripts before that help me with my day-to-day work, but I feel like there might be a lot of potential in this device if the screen works for me. I can think of a half dozen use cases for these things that would make my life much easier.

Honestly not even sure if this post is appropriate. I fear it's selfish to even ask, I just have a feeling it may be a great piece of assistive technology. An email address is in my profile if anyone knows anyone who may be able to help.