An Amalgamation of AR with Wearable Computing
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The document proposes a device that combines augmented reality and wearable computing as a replacement for smartphones. The device would consist of a wearable unit containing sensors and a processing unit for power and interfacing. It would run an operating system and applications software. The goal is to evolve wearable computing by adding augmented reality capabilities through a design that integrates these technologies.
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An Amalgamation of AR with Wearable Computing
- 1. An Amalgamation of Augmented Reality with Wearable Computing as a Replacement for Today’s Smartphone
- 2. What is the most human component of invention?
- 3. Communication Mass Transport . Internet . Smartphone
- 4. Smart
- 5. Smartphone
- 6. Smartphone
- 7. Smartphone
- 8. The Next
- 9. The Next Big Thing
- 10. Evolution of Wearable Computing 1980 Mid 1980s Early 1990s Mid 1990s Late 1990s
- 11. PranavMistry
- 23. Conjuring up Wearable Computing with Augmented Reality
- 24. The Device
- 25. The Device a design draft.
- 26. The Device a design draft. HARDWARE
- 27. The Device a design draft.
- 28. The Device a design draft. wearable unit processing /power/interfacing unit
- 29. The Device a design draft.
- 30. The Device a design draft. SOFTWARE
- 31. The Device a design draft. SOFTWARE Operating System
- 32. The Device a design draft. SOFTWARE Applications
- 34. Thanks for your patience.