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Digital jewelry is a concept where the components of a mobile phone, such as the microphone, receiver, touchpad and battery, would be broken up and embedded in pieces of jewelry worn on the body. This would include microphones in earrings, speakers in earrings to act as a receiver, and screens and interfaces on rings and bracelets to allow the jewelry to function together as a wireless phone. The digital jewelry aims to enable communication while maintaining fashionability.
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Digital jewelry embeds the components of communication devices and computers into jewelry items like earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets. This allows users to stay fashionable while communicating wirelessly. Key components like microphones, receivers, touchpads, and displays can be broken down and hidden inside jewelry. While charging and costs are drawbacks, digital jewelry provides security by not needing to carry separate devices, and allows for easy, wireless communication on the go.
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Digital jewelry consists of various pieces of technology embedded in jewelry items like earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and rings. These pieces work together wirelessly to perform the functions of devices like cell phones. Prototypes include an earring that acts as a speaker, a necklace microphone, and a "magic decoder ring" that flashes notifications. Technical challenges include small displays, charging, and potential health risks from radiation. While providing security and portability, digital jewelry has limitations around usability and cost that must still be addressed.
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Digital jewelry embeds the components of communication devices and computers into jewelry items like earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets. This allows users to stay fashionable while communicating wirelessly. Key components like microphones, receivers, touchpads, and displays can be broken down and hidden inside jewelry. While charging and costs are drawbacks, digital jewelry provides security by not needing to carry separate devices, and allows for easy, wireless communication on the go.
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The document discusses digital jewelry, which are fashionable pieces of jewelry that contain computer components and can function as wireless wearable computers. Some examples mentioned include a computerized ring, earrings, necklace, and bracelet that work together using Bluetooth technology. The pieces have small screens, sensors, microcontrollers, and other technical specifications that allow them to be used like a mobile phone or computer. While digital jewelry provides wireless convenience and fashionable interaction, there are also challenges to address like small displays, potential health risks, durability, waterproofing, and high costs.
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This document discusses digital jewelry, which embeds computer components like microphones, displays, and antennas into jewelry items like rings, bracelets, and necklaces. It describes how a cell phone could be comprised of different pieces of digital jewelry that communicate wirelessly, with rings functioning as caller IDs, bracelets as displays, and necklaces and earrings containing microphones and speakers. The Java Ring is highlighted as an example that could automatically unlock doors and log into computers. Advantages include increased security and convenience over traditional devices, though challenges remain around charging and costs.
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Digital jewelry combines fashion and technology by embedding computer components like displays, microphones, and antennas into jewelry items like rings, bracelets, and necklaces. This allows the wearer to have important information and call functionality on discrete pieces that work together wirelessly. One prototype is the Java Ring, which has memory, a processor, and Bluetooth connectivity to unlock doors and log into computers with a snap onto a receiver. Digital jewelry could replace many daily items like ID cards and payment methods with a more integrated fashionable design.
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Digital jewelry is fashion jewelry that contains embedded computing components like microphones, displays, and batteries. A prototype was developed that divided a cellphone's components into different jewelry pieces that would work together wirelessly using Bluetooth, with speakers in earrings, a microphone in a necklace, and an LED display on a ring to identify callers. The Java Ring was another prototype - a stainless steel ring with a computer chip that could unlock doors and log into computers when placed on a reader. Digital jewelry aims to make computers compatible with the human form by integrating them into accessories.
Digital jewellery-report
This document discusses digital jewelry, which are pieces of jewelry that have small computers embedded in them. It describes several prototypes of digital jewelry created by companies like IBM and Charmed Technology. This includes earrings that act as speakers, a necklace with a microphone, and a ring that flashes different colors to identify callers. It also discusses a "Java Ring" being developed by Dallas Semiconductor that can automatically unlock doors and log users into computers through wireless communication. The document provides details on the technical specifications and components that make up digital jewelry, such as displays, microcontrollers, and batteries. It aims to introduce the concept of digital jewelry and its potential applications.
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Digital jewelry is fashion jewelry embedded with computer components like displays, microphones, and antennas. It has the potential to replace items like driver's licenses and credit cards. Prototypes include earrings with speakers, a necklace with a microphone, and a ring with an LED display to indicate incoming calls. The Java Ring is being developed to automatically unlock doors and computers using passwords and keys stored on the ring. While digital jewelry could provide convenience and security, challenges remain regarding battery life, cost, and the technology being integrated into jewelry in an attractive way.
Digital jewellery
This document summarizes digital jewelry, which is fashion jewelry with embedded computing capabilities. It discusses the history and components of digital jewelry, such as microphones, displays, and circuits embedded in items like earrings, necklaces, and rings. The document outlines applications like making calls and checking email without holding a phone. It also discusses advantages like wireless functionality and disadvantages like small displays and cost. Finally, it presents a vision for the future where computers are worn rather than used through standalone devices.
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Digital jewelry combines fashion and technology by embedding small computers and electronics into jewelry items like rings, bracelets, and necklaces. This allows the jewelry to take on functions like phones, credit cards, or key fobs. The document describes prototypes for different pieces of a digital jewelry "phone" that could be worn instead of carried, such as a ring that flashes LEDs for calls or a bracelet with a small screen. It also discusses technologies like Bluetooth that could allow the jewelry items to work together wirelessly to replace traditional cell phones.
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Digital jewellery is the next trend that combines fashion and technology by embedding intelligence and computer components into jewellery. It has the potential to replace keys, ID cards and other daily items. Examples include ear rings that function as speakers, a ring that flashes to notify of calls, and a bracelet that can display information. Technical specifications include LED, LCD, or dot matrix screens small enough for items like rings along with components like microphones, antennas and batteries. Prototypes from IBM include a ring that controls the computer cursor with track point technology and a bracelet display. Issues include miniaturization challenges and powering the small devices. Digital jewellery aims to make wearable computers both fashionable and functional.
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Digital jewelry is fashion jewelry with embedded intelligence that can replace items like driver's licenses, credit cards, and keys. A presentation outlines digital jewelry components like microphones in necklaces, displays in bracelets, and a Java ring that uses biometrics to unlock doors and log into computers. While digital jewelry could make carrying devices more convenient, challenges remain around charging and costs before the technology is widely available.
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This document discusses digital jewelry, which are fashion accessories with embedded computing capabilities. Digital jewelry could include earrings that function as speakers for a phone call, a bracelet that vibrates to notify of incoming calls, or a ring that uses Java technology to unlock doors and log into computers. The components of a digital jewelry system might include microphones, displays, antennas, and batteries distributed across different pieces of jewelry that communicate wirelessly. While the concept could make computers more integrated with daily wear, challenges remain around issues like continuous power supply and bringing costs down to levels acceptable for fashion items.
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Digital jewelry consists of small wearable devices that contain components of a cellphone and can work together wirelessly to perform cellphone functions. An IBM prototype broke a cellphone into pieces of digital jewelry like a microphone in a necklace, speakers in earrings, and a display in a wrist bracelet. Other examples are a magic decoder ring that flashes to indicate calls and a trackpoint ring used to control a computer cursor. While digital jewelry provides mobility and convenience over traditional phones and computers, challenges remain regarding battery life, cost, and usability.
Digital jewelry
Digital jewelry is fashion jewelry embedded with computing technology. It could include a necklace with a microphone, earrings with speakers, and a bracelet with a display. The components would work together wirelessly using technologies like Bluetooth. A prototype called the Java Ring has memory, a clock, and a Java virtual machine to run programs. While digital jewelry aims to make computers more wearable and convenient, challenges remain around usability, battery life, and cost before it becomes widely adopted.
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- 2. The latest computer craze has been to be able to wear wireless computers. The computer fashion wave,”DIGITAL JEWELLERY” looks to be the next sizzling fashion trend of the technological wave. The whole concept behind this is to be able to communicate to others by means ofwireless appliances.The other key factor of this concept market is to stay fashionable at the same time.
- 3. What is digital jewellry? Digital jewellry is the fashion jewellry with embedded intelligence.It can help you to solve problems like forgotten passwords and securioty badges. Digital jewellry is a nascent catchphrase for wearable ID devices that contain personal information like passwords,identification,account information.
- 4. Instead of one single device ,cell phones will be broken into their basic components and pacaeged as various digital components. Each piece of jewellery will contain a fraction of the components found in a conventional mobile phone.Together the digital jewellery cell phones should just work as a conventional cell phone.
- 6. EARRINGS - Speakers embedded into these earrings will be the phone’s receiver. NECKLACE - Users will talk into the necklace’s embedded microphone
- 7. RING - Perhaps the most interesting piece of phone,this “magic decoder ring” is equipped with light-emitting diodes(LEDs) that flash to indicate an incoming call.It can also be programmed to flash different colors to identify a particular caller or indicate the importance of a call. BRACELET - Equipped with a video graphics array (VGA) display,this wrist display could also be used as a caller identifier that flashes the name and phone number of the caller.