A wearable computer is a small, lightweight computing device that can be worn on the body without discomfort. It was invented in the 1970s and is meant to be worn like glasses or watches, acting as an intelligent assistant. A wearable computer has six main characteristics - it is unmonopolizing, unrestrictive, observable, controllable, attentive, and communicative. It works through communication between the user and device using sensory inputs, allows multitasking, and enables the user to access and change information. Potential applications include military, medical, facial recognition, finger tracking, communication, entertainment, and games.

1. Wearable Computer

2. Introduction
 A wearable computer is a computing device small
and light enough to be worn on one's body without
causing discomfort.
 It may also be integrated into everyday objects that
are constantly worn on the body.
 It should be worn like glasses, watches, and
clothing.
 It should act as an Intelligent Assistant.
 Invented by Steve Mann in the 1970s.

3. Characteristics
 Wearable computer is defined by SIX main
characteristics.
I.
Un monopolizing.
II.
Unrestrictive.
III.
Observable.
IV.
Controllable.
V.
Attentive.
VI.
Communicative .

4. How It Works
 Communication between user and device
 With use of sensory device
 Perform multitasking
 Allow the user to change information

5. Military Field.
Medical Field.
Face recognition.
Finger tracking.
Communication
Entertainment
Games.

6. Advantages
 Sixth Sense
Mobility
Connectivity
Flexibility
(Pranav Mistry)
Disadvantages
Expensive
Can cause irritation in heat
Side-effect such as headaches

7. Conclusion
Whatever area wearable computer technology
is applied to you can see that it will improve the
quality of life and make day-to-day life less
complicated.
There are even some reports that wearable will
be the fashion of tomorrow.