wearable technology in human computer.pptx

HCI application

1.       Wearable                 Technology

2. Wearable technology refers to electronic devices that can be worn on the body as accessories or clothing . These devices are designed to provide various functionalities , such as fitness tracking , health monitoring , and communication . Customizable Smartwatches Smartwatches that allow users to customize the appearance and functions of their device . Advanced Fitness Trackers Fitness trackers that go beyond basic step counting and heart rate monitoring , with features such as GPS tracking , sleep ana.lysis , and personalized workout recommendations Augmented Reality Glasses Glasses that overlay digital information onto the real world , allowing for hands-free access to information and immersive experiences .

3. Augmented Reality Glasses Augmented reality glasses are a wearable technology that overlays digital information onto the real world . To achieve optimal visual quality , the glasses require a combination of sensors , cameras , displays , and processors . Sensors The glasses require a variety of sensors to track the user's movements and environment . These sensors include : Accelerometer : Measures acceleration and tilt to determine the user's movement and orientation . Gyroscope : Measures rotation and angular velocity to determine the user's movement and orientation . Magnetometer : Measures the Earth's magnetic field to determine the user's orientation and direction .

4. Augmented   Reality   Glasses Cameras The glasses require cameras to capture the real world and enable augmented reality overlays. These cameras include: RGB camera : Captures color images of the real world . Depth camera : Captures depth information of the real world to enable 3D overlays . Displays The glasses require displays to overlay digital information onto the real world . These displays include : Micro OLED display : Provides high-resolution images with low power consumption .

5. Augmented   Reality   Glasses Gaming and Entertainment AR glasses can enhance gaming experiences by overlaying digital elements onto the real world , creating a more immersive gameplay . Healthcare AR glasses can provide medical professionals with real-time patient data, assist with surgeries, and help patients with rehabilitation exercises. Education AR glasses can provide students with interactive and immersive learning experiences, such as virtual field trips or anatomy lessons.

6. Wearable Technology Current Trends Integration with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to provide more personalized and accurate data . Focus on health and wellness , with devices that track sleep , stress , and mental health . Increased use of smart fabrics and materials , such as sensors in clothing and shoes . Challenges Battery life and charging capabilities , especially for devices with multiple functionalities . Privacy concerns , especially with devices that collect sensitive health data. Design and fashion , with some devices being seen as bulky or unattractive .

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