The document summarizes the key developments in wearable technology over the summer of 2014. It discusses that (1) the first Android Wear smartwatch devices launched, led by popular models like the Moto 360, (2) Apple announced their upcoming smartwatch, (3) fashion brands started influencing wearable designs, making them more stylish, (4) Samsung and Sony launched 3G-enabled smartwatches that can function without smartphones, and (5) health-focused wearables expanded beyond basic fitness trackers. The market for wearables grew significantly over the summer and the document predicts further advances in the coming months.
Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6SetGQYWSs
Google Glass, Samsung Gear, MetaWatch, Fitbit Flex, and a whole host of other devices are weaving a connectivity web with a similar underlying pattern: the smartphone is emerging as the mobile mainframe. Our phones are powerful, always-on, always-connected machines that pipe data to and from these terminals (or devices). The result is an amazing collection of capabilities and experiences for the user.
I’ve spent the last few months diving into the world of the mobile mainframe, bouncing between platforms and devices. I’d like to share my own journey, highlight the powerful experiences this model provides, discuss the downsides of the mobile mainframe as it stands today, and make some outlandish predictions about the future as I see it.
One of my favorite projects from my capstone Management course that I took last semester. Selected one of the hottest new markets around today - Smartwatches - and analyzed the top two competitors in the industry; Galaxy Gear S2 and the Apple Watch
Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6SetGQYWSs
Google Glass, Samsung Gear, MetaWatch, Fitbit Flex, and a whole host of other devices are weaving a connectivity web with a similar underlying pattern: the smartphone is emerging as the mobile mainframe. Our phones are powerful, always-on, always-connected machines that pipe data to and from these terminals (or devices). The result is an amazing collection of capabilities and experiences for the user.
I’ve spent the last few months diving into the world of the mobile mainframe, bouncing between platforms and devices. I’d like to share my own journey, highlight the powerful experiences this model provides, discuss the downsides of the mobile mainframe as it stands today, and make some outlandish predictions about the future as I see it.
One of my favorite projects from my capstone Management course that I took last semester. Selected one of the hottest new markets around today - Smartwatches - and analyzed the top two competitors in the industry; Galaxy Gear S2 and the Apple Watch
ot even be possible with the previous sensor technology, such as FSRs (Force Sensitive Resistors) that cannot be folded, washed, or maintained stable for periods of time consistent with health and automotive product life cycles.
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Real world test - 1 day - 12 wearables - 17th Feb 2016Maneesh Juneja
I wore 4 wearables on my left arm, and 8 on my right arm, to understand how they might vary with regard to number of steps walked and calories burned during the day. After repeating this test a number of times, the variances are still being displayed, suggesting that results from these devices do vary in the real world, and are not down to chance during my testing.
Real world test - 1 day - 12 wearables - 18th Feb 2016Maneesh Juneja
I wore 4 wearables on my left arm, and 8 on my right arm, to understand how they might vary with regard to number of steps walked and calories burned during a working day. The variances I observed when I first started this test have not disappeared.
Presented at Dallas StartUp Week
April 12, 2016
The point of this presentation was to say that Voice technology is important and exists, many businesses and designer / developers need to think about making investments in time or capital within the next 18 months. And there are a few things that have helped me - mostly jumping in and getting experience with the technology.
Stitching Together a UX Strategy for Wearables and the Mobile MainframePhilip Likens
Google Glass, Samsung Gear, MetaWatch, Fitbit Flex, and a whole host of other wearable devices are weaving a connectivity web with a similar underlying pattern: the smartphone is emerging as the mobile mainframe. Our phones are powerful, always-on, always-connected machines that pipe data to and from these terminals (or devices). The result is an amazing collection of capabilities and experiences for the user.
Deciding what to build without killing each otherPhilip Likens
Deciding what to build is hard. Making the decision as a team is even tougher. Team members often have differing views on which portions of the prototype are most important and what functionality to include. Tensions from the decision-making process can drive teams apart. In our labs group we have adopted a framework for making prototyping and project decisions. This presentation outlines the framework we use in Sabre Labs, as well as some examples of times we’ve gotten it right, and other times we haven’t.
Emerging design practices, Lecture in Aalto 29.8.2014 / UgasOuti Ugas
A lecture in Aalto University introductory course for Master students, August 29th, 2014. About emerging design practices - what is the role of design (and designers) in decision making and democracy, service development and strategic work on sustainability.
Slide notes:
#10: the value of a visualization is not in the quality of the image (how fancy it is) but how it helps to raise understanding and / or make better decisions.
#16: Image from here: http://www.slideshare.net/uudenmaanliitto/lhtkohtia-uudenmaan-strategiseen-suunnitteluun-uudenmaan-liitto-2013-16640429
#18: Participation can become faux democracy. We shouldn’t replace democratic decision making with nice and fancy (though usually really useful and often empowering) participatory projects. Give the real power to the people, encrease the value of real decisions and understanding in the real decision making processes.
#20: Recognize the system around you / your client / your brief / anything. Listen to understand on which level of the framework you’re acting / you’re client is. Really typical misunderstanding in sustainability is to put tools (like CO2 footprint) in the level of success. And how do you define success if the system is Ecosystem?
Web 3.0 UX Patterns - Presented at Sencha New York Meetup September 2010Patrick Sheridan
Here's a copy of my presentation delivered at the first Ext JS New York Meetup in September 2010.
My talk covered the emerging trends for successful enterprise class UX design, focusing on the tension between simplicity and complexity.
“Every time you state what you want or believe, you’re the first to hear it. It’s a message to both you and others about what you think is possible. Don’t put a ceiling on yourself.”
Presented at UXPA 2015 in San Diego
From the conference program:
Let's go zero to wireframe with wearables!
Wearables can be tough to understand and design for, especially if you don’t have experience with the hardware. In one evening we’ll get you up to speed on wearable technology. We’ll talk about two trends, context and continuity, and focus on how those trends will impact the user experience of screen-based wearables. Then we’ll spend the rest of our time getting hands-on by wire framing a smart watch app.
In this workshop we will:
+ Explore the world of wearables, and hone in on smart watches.
+ Explore the challenges that come along with screen-based wearables - specifically context and continuity.
+ Get hands-on with smart watches - wireframing a smart watch app with feedback and discussion.
You’ll leave this workshop with the skill and knowledge you need to get started designing the UX for smart watches.
Don't Waste Your Time: Secrets of Minimum Viable PrototypingPhilip Likens
Presented at Big (D)esign Conference 2015 on September 19 in Dallas, Texas.
This is an expanded & revised version of my talk of the same name from UXPA Unconference 2015.
Don't Waste Your Time: Secrets of Minimum Viable PrototypingPhilip Likens
The most-voted-for "unconference" talk at UXPA 2015 in San Diego!
The Minimum Viable Product has quickly become integral to the way we build and validate products. But what comes before the MVP? The MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype) of course!
For two years I've hammered out prototype after prototype in our product innovation lab at Sabre. Along the way I've learned some secrets to creating Minimum Viable Prototypes, secrets that can help you apply the right amount of rigor and time to create a prototype that accelerates the development of your product.
Don't waste your time:
+ Building the wrong type of prototype
+ Building functionality beyond the minimum
+ Applying rigor in the all the wrong places
Learn the Sabre Labs secrets of Minimum Viable Prototyping!
The ‘web of things’ or ‘internet of things' simply describes the relationship between human beings and everyday objects using the internet.
A world where lighting is controlled by the genre of music being played and our fridges notifying us that we need more juice to replace the vitamins lost on the cycle commute is a very real one. The ‘web of things’ is happening.
An era of devices that intertwine with our clothing and bodies (wearable technology) is upon us.
If you are to cast your minds back to 2010 and the release of the iPad and recall the cries of ‘Why? Why would we need such a product? How does this help me in life?’
And look at us now, eagerly awaiting the next iteration and it’s accompanying accessories.
The same thing will inevitably happen when the impending wearable technologies crash over us. Google Glass, Samsung and Apple’s smart watches will change the way we consume products, socialise and work.
This week’s Identica Insight delves under the skin of the wearable tech world.
Wearable Technology: How Fashion, Luxury and Activewear Brands Monetize Innov...Fashionbi
Inside Fashionbi's new Marketing Research, you can find multiple brand case-studies and their collaborations with tech giants and how in different fashion segments (apparel, handbags, footwear, accessories..) the brands are thriving to incorporate autonomous technology.
Read more on: http://fashionbi.com/insights/marketing-research/wearable-technology
ot even be possible with the previous sensor technology, such as FSRs (Force Sensitive Resistors) that cannot be folded, washed, or maintained stable for periods of time consistent with health and automotive product life cycles.
A pack for your professional activities to improve you business. 4 Helo LX PLUS, 4 Germanium Kits, 4 Helo Bands Kits, 30 BioZen Stickers Chips and 42 more BioZen for free.
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Real world test - 1 day - 12 wearables - 17th Feb 2016Maneesh Juneja
I wore 4 wearables on my left arm, and 8 on my right arm, to understand how they might vary with regard to number of steps walked and calories burned during the day. After repeating this test a number of times, the variances are still being displayed, suggesting that results from these devices do vary in the real world, and are not down to chance during my testing.
Real world test - 1 day - 12 wearables - 18th Feb 2016Maneesh Juneja
I wore 4 wearables on my left arm, and 8 on my right arm, to understand how they might vary with regard to number of steps walked and calories burned during a working day. The variances I observed when I first started this test have not disappeared.
Presented at Dallas StartUp Week
April 12, 2016
The point of this presentation was to say that Voice technology is important and exists, many businesses and designer / developers need to think about making investments in time or capital within the next 18 months. And there are a few things that have helped me - mostly jumping in and getting experience with the technology.
Stitching Together a UX Strategy for Wearables and the Mobile MainframePhilip Likens
Google Glass, Samsung Gear, MetaWatch, Fitbit Flex, and a whole host of other wearable devices are weaving a connectivity web with a similar underlying pattern: the smartphone is emerging as the mobile mainframe. Our phones are powerful, always-on, always-connected machines that pipe data to and from these terminals (or devices). The result is an amazing collection of capabilities and experiences for the user.
Deciding what to build without killing each otherPhilip Likens
Deciding what to build is hard. Making the decision as a team is even tougher. Team members often have differing views on which portions of the prototype are most important and what functionality to include. Tensions from the decision-making process can drive teams apart. In our labs group we have adopted a framework for making prototyping and project decisions. This presentation outlines the framework we use in Sabre Labs, as well as some examples of times we’ve gotten it right, and other times we haven’t.
Emerging design practices, Lecture in Aalto 29.8.2014 / UgasOuti Ugas
A lecture in Aalto University introductory course for Master students, August 29th, 2014. About emerging design practices - what is the role of design (and designers) in decision making and democracy, service development and strategic work on sustainability.
Slide notes:
#10: the value of a visualization is not in the quality of the image (how fancy it is) but how it helps to raise understanding and / or make better decisions.
#16: Image from here: http://www.slideshare.net/uudenmaanliitto/lhtkohtia-uudenmaan-strategiseen-suunnitteluun-uudenmaan-liitto-2013-16640429
#18: Participation can become faux democracy. We shouldn’t replace democratic decision making with nice and fancy (though usually really useful and often empowering) participatory projects. Give the real power to the people, encrease the value of real decisions and understanding in the real decision making processes.
#20: Recognize the system around you / your client / your brief / anything. Listen to understand on which level of the framework you’re acting / you’re client is. Really typical misunderstanding in sustainability is to put tools (like CO2 footprint) in the level of success. And how do you define success if the system is Ecosystem?
Web 3.0 UX Patterns - Presented at Sencha New York Meetup September 2010Patrick Sheridan
Here's a copy of my presentation delivered at the first Ext JS New York Meetup in September 2010.
My talk covered the emerging trends for successful enterprise class UX design, focusing on the tension between simplicity and complexity.
“Every time you state what you want or believe, you’re the first to hear it. It’s a message to both you and others about what you think is possible. Don’t put a ceiling on yourself.”
Presented at UXPA 2015 in San Diego
From the conference program:
Let's go zero to wireframe with wearables!
Wearables can be tough to understand and design for, especially if you don’t have experience with the hardware. In one evening we’ll get you up to speed on wearable technology. We’ll talk about two trends, context and continuity, and focus on how those trends will impact the user experience of screen-based wearables. Then we’ll spend the rest of our time getting hands-on by wire framing a smart watch app.
In this workshop we will:
+ Explore the world of wearables, and hone in on smart watches.
+ Explore the challenges that come along with screen-based wearables - specifically context and continuity.
+ Get hands-on with smart watches - wireframing a smart watch app with feedback and discussion.
You’ll leave this workshop with the skill and knowledge you need to get started designing the UX for smart watches.
Don't Waste Your Time: Secrets of Minimum Viable PrototypingPhilip Likens
Presented at Big (D)esign Conference 2015 on September 19 in Dallas, Texas.
This is an expanded & revised version of my talk of the same name from UXPA Unconference 2015.
Don't Waste Your Time: Secrets of Minimum Viable PrototypingPhilip Likens
The most-voted-for "unconference" talk at UXPA 2015 in San Diego!
The Minimum Viable Product has quickly become integral to the way we build and validate products. But what comes before the MVP? The MVP (Minimum Viable Prototype) of course!
For two years I've hammered out prototype after prototype in our product innovation lab at Sabre. Along the way I've learned some secrets to creating Minimum Viable Prototypes, secrets that can help you apply the right amount of rigor and time to create a prototype that accelerates the development of your product.
Don't waste your time:
+ Building the wrong type of prototype
+ Building functionality beyond the minimum
+ Applying rigor in the all the wrong places
Learn the Sabre Labs secrets of Minimum Viable Prototyping!
The ‘web of things’ or ‘internet of things' simply describes the relationship between human beings and everyday objects using the internet.
A world where lighting is controlled by the genre of music being played and our fridges notifying us that we need more juice to replace the vitamins lost on the cycle commute is a very real one. The ‘web of things’ is happening.
An era of devices that intertwine with our clothing and bodies (wearable technology) is upon us.
If you are to cast your minds back to 2010 and the release of the iPad and recall the cries of ‘Why? Why would we need such a product? How does this help me in life?’
And look at us now, eagerly awaiting the next iteration and it’s accompanying accessories.
The same thing will inevitably happen when the impending wearable technologies crash over us. Google Glass, Samsung and Apple’s smart watches will change the way we consume products, socialise and work.
This week’s Identica Insight delves under the skin of the wearable tech world.
Wearable Technology: How Fashion, Luxury and Activewear Brands Monetize Innov...Fashionbi
Inside Fashionbi's new Marketing Research, you can find multiple brand case-studies and their collaborations with tech giants and how in different fashion segments (apparel, handbags, footwear, accessories..) the brands are thriving to incorporate autonomous technology.
Read more on: http://fashionbi.com/insights/marketing-research/wearable-technology
Strategy and PositioningChesney Wade, Jesse Aranda, Ju.docxjohniemcm5zt
Strategy and Positioning
Chesney Wade, Jesse Aranda, Juli Gibson, Vanessa Russell
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April 6, 2015
Raj Bose
Running head: STRATEGY AND POSITIONING
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Apple is a well-known company that specializes in technology. They have created iMacs, iPhones, iPads, iPods, AppleTv, and most recently the AppleWatch (to be released on April 24, 2015). The company was created in a garage, and very quickly expanded. It has some major competition in the computer and cell phone markets at this current time with Windows (computer market), and Samsung, Blackberry, LG, Google, and Windows (phone companies).
Apple was founded in 1976 by Steven Wozniak and Steven Jobs. “Wozniak had been dabbling in computer-design for some time when, in 1976, he designed what would become the Apple I. Jobs, who had an eye for the future, insisted that he and Wozniak try to sell the machine, and on April 1, 1976, Apple Computer was born” (Company History, 2015). “In May 2001, Steve Jobs announced that Apple would be opening a number of retail stores across America, selling not only Apple computers, but various third-party “digital lifestyle” products, such as mp3 players, digital still and video cameras, and PDAs” (Company History, 2015). “In April of 2003, Apple unveiled the iTunes Music Store, which would sell individual songs through the iTunes application, for 99 cents each” (Company History, 2015). “Announced in January 2007 and released the following June, the iPhone marked Apple's entry into the cellular phone marketplace. Described by Steve Jobs as "a wide-screen iPod with hand controls... a revolutionary mobile phone... [and] a breakthrough Internet communications device," the iPhone was the first Apple-branded consumer device to run on OS X” (iPhone, 2015). “The years of speculation ended in January 2010, when Apple announced the iPad. Based around a 9.7-inch LED-backlit multi-touch display, the iPad, finally, was more or less what the Rumor mill had predicted: a giant iPhone. It used a new version of the same iPhone OS that the then-current iPhone 3GS and iPod touch (Late 2009) used, and could run nearly all existing third-party iPhone applications” (iPad, 2015). The most recent market Apple is launching into watches. Their Apple Watches will be released in April.
Apple is coming out with multiple designs of the watches: Apple Watch Sport, AppleWatch, and AppleWatch Edition. Each watch has a digital crown, force touch, heart rate sensor, accelerometer, and gyroscope, ambient light sensor, speaker and microphone, wifi, and Bluetooth. The AppleWatch Sport edition has a 38mm and 42mm case, Ion-X glass, retina display, and a composite back with a fluoroelastomer band. The AppleWatch has a 38mm and 42mm case, 316L Stainless Steel, Sapphire Crystal, and a ceramic back. The AppleWatch Edition has 38mm and 42mm case, 18-Karat gold, sapphire crystal, and a ceramic back. (Apple Watch, 2015).The Apple Watch was designed as.
Most Popular Smartwatches on Social media - Report 2014Brand24
Technology nowadays is moving along at a furious pace. Developers compete with each other by implementing more and more innovative solutions which make our life easier. Recently, the new trend, namely wearable devices, is catching on. They are not as popular as e. g. smartphones yet, but the statistics show that the industry is growing very fast. Especially the industry of smartwatches, which are an object of this analysis.
Withing one month social media users generated nearly 100k mentions about smartwatches. Samsung Smartwatch appeared the most often and Withings Smartwatch and Moto 360 were the most appealing ones.
Check out the full report to find out more!
Ownership of fitness tracker devices in the U.S. grew from about four million users at the beginning of 2013 to an estimated to an estimated 15 million in 2014, according to research from Parks Associates. The sales of fitness tracker devices will reach 15.6 million units in 2015, according to Consumer Technology Association, formerly Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).
As the connected fitness tracker market grows, expect competition to mount not only from within but especially outside the market from other devices including smartwatches and smartphones/apps. In this study, you can learn more about the technology and market trends.
Is wearable technology really the next big thing? Is it the next category of tech that will change the way we live? Or are smartwatches, fitness trackers, military gadgets and those snazzy Google Glass are a thing we’re supposed to accept as The Future?
Wearable app development in 2023 involves creating applications that can run on wearable devices like smartwatches and fitness trackers. The app should have features such as real-time data tracking, personalization, and integration with other devices. The app should also be designed for small screens, limited battery life, and have the ability to work offline or with low connectivity. Additionally, it should prioritize user privacy and security.
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2. The wearable market is changing rapidly. Most of us
are too busy to keep up with everything, so I’ve taken
a few minutes to recap the most important advances
in wearables for Summer 2014. I've included links for
those who want to know more, as well as an
executive summary of the most important points.
3. Executive Summary
1. The first Android Wear (Google's smart watch OS)
devices are making their way into the market.
2. Apple has made their move by announcing their
version of the smart watch.
3. Fashion is beginning to heavily influence the
wearables market.
4. Samsung and Sony announced 3G enabled
watches, disrupting the mobile mainframe.
5. Athletic and health-oriented wearables are improving
and moving beyond wrist-bound fitness trackers.
4. Fact 1:
The first Android Wear devices are
making their way into the market
5. Android Wear, Google’s operating system
for smart watches, was announced in the
first quarter of 2014, but the initial Wear
devices just hit the market this summer.
6. The Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch
were released in June. Both watches are
fairly plain, sport rectangular displays, and
are not terribly fashionable.
7. LG G Watch - https://www.flickr.com/photos/pestoverde/15051421752
8. The coveted Motorola Moto 360 was
released in early September and is
generally seen as the most fashionable
Wear device on the market. Other Android
watches were released this summer, but
none were as significant as the Moto 360.
10. Fact 2:
Apple has made their move by announcing
their version of the smart watch
11. Apple’s announcement is the single most
important move in the wearable space this
year, and legitimizes the smart watch
industry as a whole for consumers.
12. Apple Watch - http://images.apple.com/watch/home/images/hero_ygold_edition_large_2x.jpg
13. Their watch will be out early next year in
two different sizes, a variety of bands, and
number of finishes.
14. Apple will sell millions of watches in the
next calendar year.
15. Fact 3:
Fashion is beginning to heavily
influence the wearables market
16. A year ago you would be hard pressed to
find any fashionable wearables. Google
Glass was still relatively unknown and
fitness trackers (such as Fitbit) were the
hot commodity.
17. Nearly any wearable on the market, or in
the process of being Kickstarted, was
available in some blend of silicone, rubber,
and metal - basically in early adopter
“nerd” attire.
18. This summer we’ve seen fashion come into
the wearables market. Diane Von
Furstenberg teamed up with Google Glass
and Tory Burch teamed up with Fitbit to put
their spin on wearable tech.
19. DVF for Glass - http://mashable.com/2014/06/23/google-glass-diane-von-furstenberg-frames/
20. Each designer took the existing wearable
and designed fashionable accessories to
augment the original technology.
29. Of course, between the Moto 360 and the
Apple Watch, screen-centric smart
watches are making progress along the
fashion front as well.
30. Fact 4:
Samsung and Sony announced 3G
enabled wristwatches, disrupting the
mobile mainframe
31. I’ve criticized the mobile / wearable market
for being an “Internet of Thing” rather than
the “Internet of Things.” However, I had
speculated that we would have our first 3g
enabled watches this year, and that has
now come true thanks to both Samsung
and Sony.
32. Samsung Gear S - http://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-gear-s/
33. The companies announced the Samsung
Gear S and Sony Smartwatch 3 back-to-back,
only a week before Apple’s big
announcement.
34. Sony Smartwatch 3 - http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/products/smartwear/smartwatch-3-swr50/
35. In the least, this gives users GPS and the
ability to safely leave their phone at home
for a long jog.
36. More radically, this gives technologists like
myself the ability to ditch their smartphone
all-together in favor of a smart watch /
tablet / Jawbone combination.
37. Fact 5:
Athletic and health-oriented wearables are
improving and moving beyond wrist-bound
fitness trackers
38. I’ve talked about the demise of the fitness
trackers as a wrist-band as well. I believe
smart watches will take the place of most
fitness bands for consumers.
39. Samsung Gear 2 Fit - http://gadgets.ndtv.com/wearables/news/samsung-gear-fit-smart-band-price-slashed-to-rs-12100-551561
40. Devices like the Samsung Gear family
include basic heart rate monitoring, step
counting, and other heath measurements -
which is enough for most of us.
42. Athletes will move to devices with more
precision and better capabilities (like
Hexoskin or Athos). There are a whole
slew of wearable devices for athletes that
are currently either Kickstarting or in
production.
43. It’s been a massive summer for the wearables
market and things are just heating up for the Fall
and Winter. Many of the devices promised and
promoted this Spring and Summer won’t launch
for another six months, so keep your eyes open.
I’m excited to experience the new technologies,
and to have fashion play a larger part.
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