Presented by:
Soo-young Suk and Hiroaki Kojima





Introduction

People with severe speech and motor impairment due to cerebral palsy are great difficult to move independently and also cannot control home electric devices. Computer has much to offer people with disability, but the standard human-machine interface (e.g. keyboard and mouse) is inaccessible to this population. In this chapter, we describe a speech recognition interface for the control of powered wheelchair and home automation systems via ....etc

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Wearable computers make possible useful deployment of technology in situations and environments which were previously impervious to technology.For instance, assembly and repair personnel often need to keep both hands free to perform a given task. Moreover, they often work in environments far from the typical office setting where mobility is essential. Immobile computers, such as desktops, are of little value in such environments, and portable solutions, such as laptop and handheld computers, are little better.Wearable computers, on the other ha ....etc

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Definition
Since the development of the ENIGMA (the first digital computer), computers have inspired our imagination. In this period came the World War II code breaking machine designed by Alan Turing, and Von Neuman's ENIAC which can be called dinosaurs compared to present day PCs. In the earlier days, computers were so huge that it took an entire building, or at least a floor to occupy one. Computers of that era were very slow by today's standards. In the non-ending struggle to increase computing speed, it was found out that speed of electri ....etc

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ABSTRACT

The concept of wearable computing was first brought forward by Steve Mann, who, with his invention of the ËœWearCompâ„¢ in 1979 created a pioneering effort in wearable computing. Other than being a portable computer, a wearable computer must be an adaptive system with an independent processor. That is the system must adapt to the whims and fancies of the user instead of the user having to adapt his lifestyle for the system.
The six devices to be introduced represent the new frontiers in the development o ....etc

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A Wearable computers make possible useful deployment of technology in situations and environments which were previously impervious to technology.For instance, assembly and repair personnel often need to keep both hands free to perform a given task. Moreover, they often work in environments far from the typical office setting where mobility is essential. Immobile computers, such as desktops, are of little value in such environments, and portable solutions, such as laptop and handheld computers, are little better.Wearable computers, on the other ....etc

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