Deloitte Wearables Insights
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More than half of current wearables track physical activity and location, while one quarter measure human vitals. One in five wearables monitor the environment. Few record sound, photo, or video. Most wearables are still in the funding and conceptual stages, with fitness trackers being the most mature product. Wearables are commonly worn on the wrists, torsos, and heads and their prices range from under $100 to over $2000.
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