Wearable Smart Technologies and Its Future Application
Previously, technological breakthroughs were made specifically to aid in the transportation and transfer of goods and information. Because of the internet's influence, technological inventions are currently being employed in a wide range of industries, including entertainment, education, health, and manufacturing, among others.
Sensors, the global positioning system (GPS), wireless internet, and microchips (very small coupled circuits with electronic circuits with varied functionalities) are all rapidly changing the world. A consequence of this trend in recent years has been the development of wearable technology. These technologies are technical gadgets that can be worn or affixed to the body of the user in order to enhance the user's experience.
Image Iris Van Herpen's water dress
Depending on the application, these devices can be utilized independently or in conjunction with smart technology such as smartphones. Because wearable technology is linked to the body, it is simple to utilize while going about one's everyday business. Wearable technology gadgets can track users' movements, whereabouts, physical and mental health issues, and daily routines thanks to sensors built into the devices.
One of the most significant applications of wearable technology nowadays is in the field of health. Participants in sports can count their steps and calories burned using wearable technology items, which can also assess their body temperature, heart rate, and sleep patterns. Smartphones and computers can both communicate with and be communicated with through wearable technology such as watches, wristbands, armbands, and armbands.
Image Smart watches or wristbands can show data such as heart rate, number of steps and calories burned, especially during exercise.
Wearable technologies allow doctors to keep track of their patients' health status as they go about their daily lives (for example, when the person is asleep or resting). Smart watches can also be used to store this type of information. Using cellphones or computers, the information can be re-evaluated at a later time. Health-tracking wearable devices can be beneficial for people who have asthma, epilepsy, heart failure, or high blood pressure, as well as for everyone else. The use of these technologies in the diagnosis and treatment of certain diseases is predicted to become more common in the future.
Smart glasses are computerized spectacles that have an optical display built-in to the lens. Wireless networks and Bluetooth technology allow smart glasses equipped with a camera, a microphone, an audio converter, a screen, and several sensors that generate high-resolution images to communicate with the internet and other devices. The camera on the smart glasses may be used to capture still photographs and videos.
Image Google Glass, Google's head-mounted display
Smart eyewear includes virtual reality glasses, which are one type of smart eyewear. With virtual reality glasses, the user may interact with three-dimensional virtual environments in three dimensions. These glasses can be used for both educational and recreational purposes in areas such as basic sciences, archeology, history, and architecture, and can be worn while performing tasks like as reading. The use of virtual reality glasses can be used to illustrate concepts that are difficult to convey through traditional methods, making them more fascinating and interactive in the process.
Wearable electronic equipment is now being created to be more comfortable, functional, reliable, light, small, stylish, and trendy than it was previously. They are also becoming more affordable.