Sentences with phrase «takes wearable technology»

If you thought diapers on chickens was weird, this new product takes wearable technology to another level.

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Glass and wearable devices overall amount to a new technology, as smartphones once were, that will likely take time to evolve into a product that clicks with consumers.

The eight - year - old company had sold over 20.8 million devices as of March 31, of which more than half were in 2014 as the wearable technology craze took off.

Wearable tech took some pretty massive leaps forward in 2015, but it's cool to be reminded of the real, human element of the emerging technology.

Computers may soon be able to tell what you're doing based on images taken by your cellphone or wearable camera, MIT Technology Review reports.

As lifelogging and wearable computing take off, the biggest technology companies are gathering data that will let them forecast our medical future.

In a battlefield exercise about three years ago at Fort Benning, Georgia, one where many new technologies including robots and new UAVs and wearable computers and all of those things were being tested in a war game, an Army captain leading one of the teams was asked which of these technologies he would want to take with him to combat today.

«In the near future, technologies like iBeacons and Wearables will take location - based dating to a new level.

With wearable technology they can collaborate on projects together, take real - time help from a supervisor or trainer irrespective of their location, access video chats or online videos, and instantly address any concerns that they might be having.

We've been exploring a lot of technologies such as wearable technology... we do VR [Virtual Reality] design and development, app design — it's quite empowering for girls to take an idea and to make it into a real world project that enables them to share that project with their family and friends.

Wearable technology gives them the chance to take their online training with them wherever they go, rather than having to wait for the next online training session to develop their skills.

Suggest that students use technology they already have, like FitBits, step counter apps, or other wearable activity trackers, to take more accurate measurements of their physical activity to record for their Carone courses.

However, it is likely that wearable computing will indeed take off in the future, simply because of its potential to increase efficiency in professional environments, though it is unclear whether consumers will adopt the technology.

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Take note of these challenges related to wearable tech, and be prepared for how this new technology is changing the game in the legal field.

And with this type of vest or wearable device, it allows you to have a better understanding of what's happening in the world, in your community, in your city, in your jury panel, in your jury box, whatever it might be, so you take that sensory type of device and you pair it with voice technology and virtual reality and augmented reality, so you're not just walking through the building, but you're also able to feel and understand what other people walking through the building are feeling or experiencing.

The Microsoft HoloLens is a wearable holographic computer with high - definition see - through lenses that promises to take virtual reality technology to a new level.

While companies like Apple and Samsung try to cram as much functionality into a wearable device as technology allows, Pebble continues to take a simpler approach, focusing on the best uses for having a second screen strapped to your wrist.

We might be in the midst of the wearables boom right now, but a safe bet for the next technology to take off in the next few years is wireless charging.

A new patent has come to light that shows Motorola is thinking about wearable technology and every possible place it could take it... or rather, put it.

The report «found that growth will be fuelled by the entrance of high profile brands such as Apple into the smartwatch arena, allied to increased consumer affinity with and acceptance of wearable technology» and argues that «the emergence of an additional consumer screen would stimulate interest amongst advertisers, although until a critical user base is reached most ad - spend is likely to take the form of ad hoc campaigns.»

Wearable technology has steadily taken off over the last few years, and while the big winners are selling activity trackers and smartwatches these days, there's been some real development concerning glasses.

«Wearable technology is fast becoming the next big thing and we want to take advantage of this innovative technology to make our Nismo Brand more accessible,» said Gareth Dunsmore, marketing communications general manager at Nissan Europe.