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Seminar report for Wearable computing and its applications(2014)
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Seminar report for Wearable computing and its applications(2014)
31-03-2017, 11:38 AM
Laptops, also known as laptops or laptops, are miniature electronic devices that are worn underneath, with or above clothing. This class of usable technology has been developed for information technologies of general or special use. It is also used in the development of the media. Laptops are especially useful for applications that require more complex computer support, such as accelerometers or gyros, than hardware logic.
The usable computing devices are defined in various ways. For example, consumers often refer to laptops as computers that can be easily transported in the body, or systems with a heads-up or voice activated display. This contrasts with academics who define wearables as a system that can perform a set of functions without being restricted by the physical hardware of the system. Merchandiser often use the broadest definition, like any computing device used in the body. This article page will use the broadest definition.
Smartwatches and the Fitbit system are the most common form used on the wrist. Google Glass is an optical display mounted on the head that provides a perspective of augmented reality, controlled by new gestures. A common feature of laptops is their persistence of activity. There is a constant interaction between the usable and the user, so there is no need to turn the device on or off. Another feature is multi-tasking capability. When using a laptop, there is no need to stop what one is doing to use the device; Its functionality integrates perfectly into all other user actions. These devices can be used by the user to act as a prosthesis. Therefore, it can be an extension of the user's mind or body.
Many issues are common to wearables such as mobile computing, environmental intelligence, and ubiquitous computing research communities. These include power management and heat dissipation, software architectures, wireless and personal area networks and data management, all of which are essential for overall data quality and confidence in the device.
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