Wearable Computing Ecosystem Keynote Talk
Amish Gandhi Founder and Principal at Perpetual: Product innovation and development for Finance, Media and Telecom www.per...
Wearable Computing • Overview • Technology Ecosystem • Product Ecosystem – Sports – Healthcare – Childcare – Public Safety...
A brief history of wearable computers 1977: HP releases the HP 01 algebraic calculator watch [Hewlett-Packard] 1989: Priva...
Ref: Attributes of Wearable Computers Attributes of Wearable Computers Ref:
Avg. Mobile Phone User Reach 150 X Daily Ref: Number of times users reach for their device daily=150
Wearables Market Forecast Wearables Market Forecast
Wearable Technology Ecosystem Hardware Software API/SDK Data Visualization Large cellularphone manufacturers Manufacturers...
Technologies • Sensors – Event driven – Websockets vs. http – Bluetooth and other near-field communications – Sensor • Mat...
Wearable Product Ecosystem Sports/ Fitness Consumer/ Infotaimnent Public Safety Healthcare Other Watches X Bracelets X X E...
Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem
Sports Product Ecosystem: Sports Fitbug Orb Nike Fuelband Fitbit Adidas MiCoach Garmin Tactix
Removable "bug" sensor equipped with -Triaxial accelerometer -CPU -2GB of storage -Additional monitors that measure heart ...
Fitbit API BODY ACTIVITIES FOODS SLEEP HEART BP GLUCOSE Get Body Fat Get Body Fat Goal Get Activity Weekly Goals Get Body ...
Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: ...
Body Guardian Product Ecosystem: Healthcare
Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: ...
Public Safety: Golden I Software • Media Player • E-mail Center • File Explorer • Web Browser • Camera Viewer • Telephone ...
Public Safety: Golden I: First Person View Product Ecosystem: Public Safety
Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: ...
Mimi Onesie Other eg Childcare Guardian ATT Flip Product Ecosystem: Other
Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: ...
Consumer (Infotainment) – Pebble/Kreyos – Samsung Galaxy Gear – Space Glasses – Muse Brain Sensor – Google Glass Product E...
Consumer -SMS -Phone -Activity Tracker -Voice + Gesture Control -SMS -Apps (Sports, music, games) -Extensive API $10M Rais...
• Android 4.2.2 • 800 Mhz Processor • ½ gig of RAM • SettingsGear InfoUSB Debug=true – Connect to computer over USB – An...
Consumer: META: Space Glasses Augmented reality vs. Heads-up display Product Ecosystem: Consumer
Twin 960x540 see through TFT LCD displays at 23 degrees Field of View, via HDMI 720p RGB camera via USB 320x240 Infra-Red ...
Developing for Space AR Glasses • Dev: Javascript friendly Game Engine Unity 3D – Built-in physics engine – Full editor fo...
Six sensor headband -Control games -Reduce stress -Improve memory and concentration -Eventually to control devices directl...
• Muse Device+ Brain Health System App = plug and play experience. Muse BluetoothDevice View brainwaves in real time • S...
Google Glass Product Ecosystem: Consumer
Google Glass 2 Earbud Supports prescription glasses Product Ecosystem: Consumer
Google Glass Timeline From: Jack Smith To: Jill Maroney Great meeting at … Product Ecosystem: Consumer
General Architecture + Development Model Glass Middleware (Glassware) Format and prepare Google Glass cards (HTML/CSS) Dat...
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Wearable computers have been ideas or experiments for the last couple of decades, but with the advent of products like Google Glass and the Samsung Galaxy Gear, they are finally becoming available to the mainstream consumer market. This presentation covers the wearable computing ecosystem from consumer fitness devices to ones used for specialized vertical applications, both launched and under development. It also discusses current and new technologies that are becoming much more relevant with this movement, along with different development models, APIs and SDKs.
Note: This was also a QCon Shanghai Short Keynote Talk
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    1. 1. Wearable Computing Ecosystem Keynote Talk
    2. 2. Amish Gandhi Founder and Principal at Perpetual: Product innovation and development for Finance, Media and Telecom www.perpetualny.com Wearable Technology Background • Experimenting with several wearable devices and APIs • Built and launched world’s first Google Glass magazine applications • Device development experience in telecom MS Computer Science from Univ of Texas, Austin BS Computer Science from Bombay University Finance Media Telecom
    3. 3. Wearable Computing • Overview • Technology Ecosystem • Product Ecosystem – Sports – Healthcare – Childcare – Public Safety – Consumer • Demo
    4. 4. A brief history of wearable computers 1977: HP releases the HP 01 algebraic calculator watch [Hewlett-Packard] 1989: Private Eye head- mounted display sold by Reflection Technology 1999: Steve Mann’s Eyetap device 2012: Google Glass announced at Google I/O 2013: Google Glass launches to limited audience 2004: Microsoft launches SPOT Smartwatch 2013: Samsung Galaxy Gear launches 2012: Nike Fuelband launch 2012: Pebble Kickstarter record A Brief History Mainstream ConsumerEarly Vertical AdoptionExperiments Killer App: FITNESS
    5. 5. Ref: Attributes of Wearable Computers Attributes of Wearable Computers Ref:
    6. 6. Avg. Mobile Phone User Reach 150 X Daily Ref: Number of times users reach for their device daily=150
    7. 7. Wearables Market Forecast Wearables Market Forecast
    8. 8. Wearable Technology Ecosystem Hardware Software API/SDK Data Visualization Large cellularphone manufacturers Manufacturers of non- connected wearables Brand new entrants (crowdfunded) Android Respective device firmware Misc. device capability drivers (accelerometer, sensor etc) JSON/REST Java/.NET Event driven programming Unity 3D No standard Application specific No standard -On device -Synced to mobile app -Available online Technology Ecosystem
    9. 9. Technologies • Sensors – Event driven – Websockets vs. http – Bluetooth and other near-field communications – Sensor • Material science • Electromyography-sensors • Accelerometers • Speech recognition • Intertial sensors • In-air gesture control • Power consumption • Natural Language Processing Technology Ecosystem
    10. 10. Wearable Product Ecosystem Sports/ Fitness Consumer/ Infotaimnent Public Safety Healthcare Other Watches X Bracelets X X Eyewear X X Headgear X X X Clothing X X X X Accessories (ring, necklace..) x X X Product Ecosystem
    11. 11. Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem
    12. 12. Sports Product Ecosystem: Sports Fitbug Orb Nike Fuelband Fitbit Adidas MiCoach Garmin Tactix
    13. 13. Removable "bug" sensor equipped with -Triaxial accelerometer -CPU -2GB of storage -Additional monitors that measure heart rate & breathing -Track individual movements and biometric -Identify performance issues -when the body is moving out of sync thereby slowing down an athlete's linear speed Scouts, coaches, and trainers can collect data over Bluetooth from -Smartphones -Tablets -PCs Product Ecosystem: Sports SportsUnder Armor E-39
    14. 14. Fitbit API BODY ACTIVITIES FOODS SLEEP HEART BP GLUCOSE Get Body Fat Get Body Fat Goal Get Activity Weekly Goals Get Body Measurements Get Activities Get Foods Get Sleep Get Heart Rate Get Blood Pressure Get Glucose Get Body Weight Get Water Get Body Weight Goal Get Activity Daily Goals Get Food Goals REST API with oAuth Product Ecosystem: Sports
    15. 15. Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: Healthcare
    16. 16. Body Guardian Product Ecosystem: Healthcare
    17. 17. Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: Public Safety
    18. 18. Public Safety: Golden I Software • Media Player • E-mail Center • File Explorer • Web Browser • Camera Viewer • Telephone Dialer Hardware • 15-inch display • 9-axis head-tracking technology • Digital compass • GPS • Speech recognition with noise-cancelling mic • 38 languages supported • Bluetooth/Wi-Fi USB • 3D graphics accelerators • 8+ hours battery life • 14MP camera Product Ecosystem: Public Safety
    19. 19. Public Safety: Golden I: First Person View Product Ecosystem: Public Safety
    20. 20. Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: Other
    21. 21. Mimi Onesie Other eg Childcare Guardian ATT Flip Product Ecosystem: Other
    22. 22. Upcoming Devices and Development • Sports • Healthcare • Public Safety • Other eg Childcare • Consumer Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    23. 23. Consumer (Infotainment) – Pebble/Kreyos – Samsung Galaxy Gear – Space Glasses – Muse Brain Sensor – Google Glass Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    24. 24. Consumer -SMS -Phone -Activity Tracker -Voice + Gesture Control -SMS -Apps (Sports, music, games) -Extensive API $10M Raised $100K Raised Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    25. 25. • Android 4.2.2 • 800 Mhz Processor • ½ gig of RAM • SettingsGear InfoUSB Debug=true – Connect to computer over USB – Android apps can be side-loaded COOLHACK Consumer: Samsung Galaxy Gear Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    26. 26. Consumer: META: Space Glasses Augmented reality vs. Heads-up display Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    27. 27. Twin 960x540 see through TFT LCD displays at 23 degrees Field of View, via HDMI 720p RGB camera via USB 320x240 Infra-Red Depth Camera via USB 9 degree of freedom sensor (3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, 3- axis compass) via USB Hardware META: Space Glasses Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    28. 28. Developing for Space AR Glasses • Dev: Javascript friendly Game Engine Unity 3D – Built-in physics engine – Full editor for 3d scene – Physics, sound controls • Glasses available for pre-order for US$650.00. • SDK launching Dec 2013 http://docs.unity3d.com Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    29. 29. Six sensor headband -Control games -Reduce stress -Improve memory and concentration -Eventually to control devices directly with your mind Muse: Brain Sensing Headgear Detects electrical frequencies from neuron's in your brain using electroencephalography (EEG) sensors -Delta, Theta, Alpha waves: Sleep -Beta waves: active thinking -Gamma waves: high mental activity, consolidation of info How it works Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    30. 30. • Muse Device+ Brain Health System App = plug and play experience. Muse BluetoothDevice View brainwaves in real time • SDK + API to access: - Raw EEG and Accelerometer data - Processed brain features Muse: Brain Sensing Headgear Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    31. 31. Google Glass Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    32. 32. Google Glass 2 Earbud Supports prescription glasses Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    33. 33. Google Glass Timeline From: Jack Smith To: Jill Maroney Great meeting at … Product Ecosystem: Consumer
    34. 34. General Architecture + Development Model Glass Middleware (Glassware) Format and prepare Google Glass cards (HTML/CSS) Data Source Mirror API REST API SYNC SERVICE Google Glass Device Internet Hosted Google InfraInternet Hosted Google Glass Product Ecosystem: Consumer

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