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    Wearable technology refers to electronic devices that can be worn as accessories or clothing, including fitness trackers, smartwatches, smart jewelry, and smart clothing. Some key points about wearable technology are: - It has evolved from early devices like a computer hidden in a shoe in the 1960s to today's popular fitness trackers and smartwatches. - Fitness trackers monitor activity, heart rate, and provide health/fitness recommendations by syncing with smartphone apps. - Smartwatches connect to smartphones to read/send messages and make calls without needing to hold a phone. - Smart clothing and accessories use sensors to track body temperature, activity, stress levels, and more.

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    Wearable technology refers to electronic devices that can be worn as accessories or clothing, including fitness trackers, smartwatches, smart jewelry, and smart clothing. Some key points about wearable technology are: - It has evolved from early devices like a computer hidden in a shoe in the 1960s to today's popular fitness trackers and smartwatches. - Fitness trackers monitor activity, heart rate, and provide health/fitness recommendations by syncing with smartphone apps. - Smartwatches connect to smartphones to read/send messages and make calls without needing to hold a phone. - Smart clothing and accessories use sensors to track body temperature, activity, stress levels, and more.

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    Wearable technology refers to electronic devices that can be worn as accessories or clothing, including fitness trackers, smartwatches, smart jewelry, and smart clothing. Some key points about wearable technology are: - It has evolved from early devices like a computer hidden in a shoe in the 1960s to today's popular fitness trackers and smartwatches. - Fitness trackers monitor activity, heart rate, and provide health/fitness recommendations by syncing with smartphone apps. - Smartwatches connect to smartphones to read/send messages and make calls without needing to hold a phone. - Smart clothing and accessories use sensors to track body temperature, activity, stress levels, and more.

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    Wearable Technology

    Definition
    • Wearable technology is also called wearable gadgets.
    • Wearable technology is any kind of electronic device designed to be
    worn on the user’s body. Such devices can take many different forms,
    including jewelry, accessories, medical devices and clothing (or
    elements of clothing).
    • Trackers,sensors
    • History
    • In 1961, Edward Thorp and Claude Shannon created their own version
    of wearable technology – a computer small enough to fit into a shoe.
    Designed to help them cheat at a game of roulette, the computer was
    a timing device to predict where the ball would land.
    • In 2000 introduce Bluetooth handset and Nike iPod
    • In 2010 wearable technology exploded and introduce google glass,
    smart watch.
    Wearable Fitness Trackers

    wearable fitness trackers, are wristbands equipped with sensors to


    keep track of the user's physical activity and heart rate. They provide
    wearers with health and fitness recommendations by syncing to various
    smartphone apps.
    Smartwatches
    • Smartwatches are likely the most commonly-known and most
    commonly-used wearables in the workplace today. Connecting a
    smartwatch to a smartphone enables the wearer to read and send
    new messages from their watch, eliminating the need to hold and
    view one’s phone.
    Ufone Uwatch
    • Ufone’s UWatch is primarily aimed at keeping the kids connected with
    parents when they are away, and that too without the need of
    smartphones.
    • Main Features of UWatch
    • Real time tracking
    • Voice calling (Parent’s to kids)
    • Fast Dial Emergency SOS Calling (Kids to Parents)
    • Safe Zones / Geo Fence
    • Tracking History Playback
    • Battery time of up to 2 days
    Smart Jewelry
    Bellabeat Leaf Urban 
    • The Bellabeat Leaf Urban is a beautiful pendant that is wearable in many different ways. It can be
    worn as a necklace, a clip or even a bracelet. The body has a solid feel and is made of wood
    composite.
    • It’s an activity tracker and sleep monitor with some additional helpful features. The stress
    sensibility feature is very clever. It detects when you get too stressed and it will remind you to do
    some breathing exercises or meditate to reduce your anxiety.
    Smart Clothing
    • Nadi X yoga pants
    • If you don't have a good instructor, or if you try to do it yourself, you
    could find yourself in over your head. Sydney-based startup Wearable
    X's Nadi X pants, however, want to solve that.
    • Smart jackets
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    In Future
    • Our pants might one day become smart enough to use the thermal
    energy our bodies naturally produce to charge our cell phones.
    Wearable technology in fashion is showing us that tech can be smart
    and sophisticated all at once.

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