Will Adobe AIR support Google Glass app ?

I'd like to develop Google Glass app using Adobe AIR. Will GDK support be included in the future Adobe AIR release ?

That's great insight Colin.
What are the complications? Can you go into any more detail?
I have published an APK from FlashPro it contains just an image and loaded it on Glass (there were no errors) but it's not running.
Thanks

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http://moto360.motorola.com/
http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/18/lg-g-watch-android-wear/
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The new update(Flash Pro CC release - November 2013) that allows to publish the AIR applications with newer icon, is now available to you. This Flash CC update will update your flash version to 13.1.0.217.
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