WEARABLE COMPUTING

Wearable Computing Wearable computing is the next step in the world of computer revolution. At MIThril laboratories, they are developing wearable computers. Like sleeping winter jackets and sweaters, they are fighting towards their goals. Due to the complexity of the project, they have not yet learned the finish line. However, with all the steps taken by the MIThril team, you can record and publish freely online for global access. The name MIThril comes from the imaginary classics "Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings" by JR.

Examples of wearable computing are electronic textile pants with a wearable wireless web camera, a wearable computer headset, a wrist-mounted computer, a shoe, or a wireless communication module embedded in several e-TAGs. These are small microcontrollers. PCB, sensor and communication equipment

It is wearable. Today's wearable computers suffer from many limitations including battery, communication, and processing. Successful people focus on narrow applications such as fitness monitoring. As hardware components continue to improve, wearable devices support rich applications such as smartphones and unlock new applications. As with IoT, speech may become the main user interface. Virtual reality 2016 is an exciting year for VR. The release of Oculus Rift and HTC / Valve Vive (and perhaps Sony Playstation VR) means that a comfortable and immersive VR system will eventually be made publicly available. In order to avoid the "incredible valley" trap, the VR system needs to be very good. Appropriate VRs require special screens (high resolution, high refresh rate, low persistence), powerful graphics cards, and the ability to track the exact location of the user (previously released VR systems are user's You can only track the rotation of the head)

Modern wearable technology is related to the history and development of ubiquitous computing and wearable computers. Wearable spreads technology widely by incorporating technology into daily life. Through the history and development of wearable computing, Pioneer has tried to strengthen or expand the functionality of apparel, and to create wearable devices as accessories that can provide monitoring functions to users. Tracking information such as exercise, steps, heart rate etc. is part of quantifying self-motion

Personally, I like to draw lines between wearable technology and wearable computing. Technology is a broad term that applies not only to electronics but also to material and design innovation. With this in mind, unlike electronic products focused on materiality, wearable technology seems to be a broader category of innovation. In the following timeline, we will focus on textile-based electronic innovation (in the context of wearable technology) that is not a smart watch, health tracker, or other device commonly known as "wearable device" (abacus Ring is included). I'm sorry