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Wearable Technology Mike Hole – Edge Data Systems watch-was-worlds-first-wearable-tech-game-changer /

About Me … Solutions Architect – Edge Data Systems Enterprise ICT IoT Wearable's NUI MoMo Wales Nokia Developer Champion Wales and West – Windows Applications Group

What is wearable tech The user experience Adoption Device types Vertical applications Futures

What makes a Wearable device. The term “wearable device” refers to electronic technologies or computers that are incorporated into items of clothing and accessories which can comfortably be worn on the body.

What makes a Wearable Device useful? Feedback Sensing Communications Processing Storage Power efficiency

Feedback Display / Visual LCD LED Haptic Vibrations Within Touch Audio Shock … just kidding

Sensing Sound / Voice Environmental Movement Location Light Body Heart Rate Body Temperature Oxygen Blood Levels Blood Pressure Respiration Salt Loss

Communications Wi-Fi Access Point – Standard TCP IP. Wi-Fi Direct Bluetooth Traditional Low Energy Near Field

Bluetooth LE Designed for low power consumption Discoverable and self describing services Generic Attribute Profile (GATT) Blood Pressure Health Thermometer Heart Rate Service Phone Alerts … All major mobile OS’s

Processing & Storage ARM Low power consumption Multi Core System on a chip (SOC) Memory getting bigger and smaller at the same time

User Experience Making it make sense

Interaction Voice Service based recognition Bad recognition Gestures Complexity = Bad Muscle memory False Positives Buttons & Menus Storyboarding Traditional UX focused on clicks and mouse overs. Full body movement Context Ok glass … OK GLASS… Ok F**k this Glass

Adoption I feel like wearables today are like yesterday's CD players. Clunky mobile solution, stepping stone for something sleeker and better.

Mainstream? Large and Weighty Power Hungry Unfashionable Privacy Why? Devices will get smaller SOC and … I am no fashion expert Social acceptance

Why IoT Home Car Online Services Apple Health MS Health Vault Ubiquity / Ambient Intelligence

What's available now? Activity Trackers Family & Kids Wellness Smart Watches HUD Fashion

Activity & Health

Aims Provide real-time information Track Progress Energy Exerted Early warnings Cons False Readings Reading location (multi sensor) Energy Requirements for readings

Simple Just sense No or limited UI Metrics Bluetooth LE

Smart Standalone Multi Sensor GPS Feedback

Smart Watches Your Smartphone Companion

Smartwatches Aims Extend the smartphone experience Quick Glance Information Always at hand Change playing track Switch on lights Cons Unfashionable Limited charge compared to real watches.

The dumb Make use of Bluetooth Classic Calls Music Control BLE Notifications Music Control Alerts

Pebble Custom Apps Watch faces Applications Classic Bluetooth & BLE Accelerometer Companion App App store 7 Day to 4 Day (with BT on) Notifications SDK

Android Wear (OS) Different OEM’s Android Only Full Colour Touch Screen Voice Control

Augmentation /HUD

Augmentation / HUD Aims Extend the reality you view Provide real-time information Omnipresence Remote SME Cons Cumbersome Requires Network Connection Privacy concerns for consumer devices

Google Glass

Glass Smartphone and Companion App Monocular Pico Projector 5 MP Camera WiFi, Bluetooth Bone Conduction Sound Microphone Touch £1,000

Kopin Golden-I

Remote SME 14 MP camera with low light £???

Epson Moverio

Android Unit SD Card WiFi Bluetooth Miracast £569.00

Vertical

Performance Analysis Distance Speed Heart Rate Impact & Body Load Work Rate

Theme Parks Ride Notification A Ride Journal Location-based Experiences Ridealytics Beacons Based evices/wearables/4-ways-to- improve-theme-park-ux-with- wearable-technology

Child Safety KizOn intros-a-cellular-equipped- wristband-to-help-parents-keep- track-of-their-kids/ HereO

Maker / Textiles NFC Conductive Thread / Fabric Adafruit Arduino Flora Gemma 3D Printed / Ninja Flex

Futures What's Next?

SIXTHSENSE

Sleep Heartbeat – Sleep – pause video etc.

Skype: mike_hole