I’m happy to announce the launch of our open source Google Glass Lifestream & Backup Tool for Mac OS X. In order for it to work, you must first turn on debug on your Glass: Settings > Device info > Turn on debug (see notes below as to why we do this).
After backing up your Glass to the chosen directory, it can optionally generate a lifestream from the images taken with your Glass. Here’s my latest lifestream:

You can download the backup tool here:
Download the Google Glass Backup Tool
Simply download and run the LambdaBackup.app file.
The source is available on Github: https://github.com/lambdal/LambdaBackup. The dirty secret is that the entire app is just a shell script wrapped into a .app file! It’s the future of Cocoa development.
Tools used:
Platypus - for wrapping the shell script up as an app.CocoaDialog - bash bindings for Cocoa.adb - for moving files back and forth between the Glass without having to implement a PTP client, this is why we need the Glass to be in debug mode.ImageMagick - for creating the optional GIF lifestream at the end.GNU parallel - for downsizing the images in parallel using ImageMagick.Enjoy!
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