Wearable computers are portable computers that can be worn on the body through clothing or accessories. They have human interface systems, networks, and display systems. The user interface must be constantly available without requiring constant attention while allowing communication. Network connections can be through wireless technologies or infrared. Input can be through speech recognition, handwriting, gestures, or thumb typing. Displays include head mounted displays or earpieces. Examples of wearable technologies are smart shirts for health monitoring, smart watches, smart glasses, and smart rings. Potential applications include health monitoring, military uses, smartphones, electronic textiles, gaming, and fashion.

1. Presented By-
Susmita Das
IV Year , COE

3.  A small portable computer that is designed to be
worn on the body during use.
 Wearable computers are usually either integrated
into the user's clothing or can be attached to the
body through some other means, like a wristband.

5.  Human Interface System (Humionics)
 Network
 Display System

6.  The user interface for a wearable computer is fundamentally
different to those of the regular computers .
 It should satisfy the following criteria:
 Shall be constantly available to the user
 Shall not require constant user attention.
 Shall be able to communicate with the user and the
outside world.
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7. There are three kinds of network possible:
 Through WAP, or Cellular Digital packet data.
 Wired and wireless connections
 Through infrared or radio signals.

8.  Input Devices
 Output Devices

9.  Speech recognition
 Handwriting and keyboard
 Gesture input
 Thumb Typing

10.  Head Mounted Displays with earpiece
 Only earpiece

12. A smart shirt is clothing made from smart fabric and
used to allow remote physiological monitoring of
various vital signs of the wearer such as heart
rate, respiration rate, temperature, activity, and
posture.

13. A smart watch is a computerized wristwatch with
functionality that is enhanced beyond
timekeeping, and is often comparable to a personal
digital assistant(PDA) device

14. Smart glasses is a wearable computer with an optical head-
mounted display (OHMD) or computerized internet-connected
glasses with transparent heads-up display or augmented reality
overlay that has the capability of reflecting projected digital
images as well as allowing the user to see through it.

15. A new Bluetooth-enabled wearable ring allows users
to check smartphone alerts and manage incoming
calls right from their finger. Users can manage the
settings of the gadget called Smarty Ring from a
mobile app, and can even use the device as a
watch, timer or phone finder.

16.  Behavioral modeling
 Health care monitoring systems
 Military Applications
 Smartphones
 Electronic textiles
 Fashion design
 Gaming