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Analytical Chemistry
This Perspective explores the revolutionary advances in wearable aptasensor (WA) technology, which combines wearable devices and aptamer-based detection systems for personalized, real-time health monitoring. The devices leverage the specificity and sensitivity of aptamers to target specific molecules, offering broad applications from continuous glucose
Navid Rabiee, Mohammad Rabiee
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This Perspective explores the revolutionary advances in wearable aptasensor (WA) technology, which combines wearable devices and aptamer-based detection systems for personalized, real-time health monitoring. The devices leverage the specificity and sensitivity of aptamers to target specific molecules, offering broad applications from continuous glucose
Navid Rabiee, Mohammad Rabiee
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2002
My group at Georgia Tech is dedicated to creating wearable agents. By necessity, our work combines on-body perception, user modeling, and human-computer interfaces. The Web site, www.innovations.gatech.edu, demonstrates our first attempt at such an agent. The prototypes on the site predict the user's next location, perceive the user's availability, and
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My group at Georgia Tech is dedicated to creating wearable agents. By necessity, our work combines on-body perception, user modeling, and human-computer interfaces. The Web site, www.innovations.gatech.edu, demonstrates our first attempt at such an agent. The prototypes on the site predict the user's next location, perceive the user's availability, and
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Digest of Papers. Second International Symposium on Wearable Computers (Cat. No.98EX215), 2002
Digital Technology is constantly improving as information becomes wireless. These advances demand more wearable and mobile form factors for products that access information. A product that is wearable should have wearability. This paper explores the concept of dynamic wearability, through design research.
Francine Gemperle +4 more
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Digital Technology is constantly improving as information becomes wireless. These advances demand more wearable and mobile form factors for products that access information. A product that is wearable should have wearability. This paper explores the concept of dynamic wearability, through design research.
Francine Gemperle +4 more
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IEEE Pervasive Computing, 2006
In October 2005, the 9th Annual International Symposium on Wearable Computing was held in Osaka, Japan, the first to be held in Asia. As the largest primary conference for wearables researchers, ISWC provides a good snapshot of the state of the field. So, with the benefit of hindsight, this article presents highlights of how wearables research actually
Bradley Rhodes, Kenji Mase
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In October 2005, the 9th Annual International Symposium on Wearable Computing was held in Osaka, Japan, the first to be held in Asia. As the largest primary conference for wearables researchers, ISWC provides a good snapshot of the state of the field. So, with the benefit of hindsight, this article presents highlights of how wearables research actually
Bradley Rhodes, Kenji Mase
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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2015
Recent advances in smaller, lower-powered processors are fueling both the next generation of fitness products as well as imaginative, fashionable, and entertaining new applications of wearable computing. Wearable devices may truly take off in 2015. This article features some of the latest advances and applications in computer graphics technology.
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Recent advances in smaller, lower-powered processors are fueling both the next generation of fitness products as well as imaginative, fashionable, and entertaining new applications of wearable computing. Wearable devices may truly take off in 2015. This article features some of the latest advances and applications in computer graphics technology.
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Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, 2019
This paper explores the design space of wearable technology from the customisation point of view. We identify emerging customisation practices and customisable attributes from previous work in research and in a dataset of 129 commercial wearable devices.
Pradthana Jarusriboonchai +1 more
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This paper explores the design space of wearable technology from the customisation point of view. We identify emerging customisation practices and customisable attributes from previous work in research and in a dataset of 129 commercial wearable devices.
Pradthana Jarusriboonchai +1 more
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2015
Early development of Wearables emerged through professional silos of computer science and fashion design and resulted in two distinct branches typified by an aesthetic approach from fashion and by a function and ocular-centric approach from science. Attempts at collaboration between these silos tended to bring the two methodologies into conflict and ...
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Early development of Wearables emerged through professional silos of computer science and fashion design and resulted in two distinct branches typified by an aesthetic approach from fashion and by a function and ocular-centric approach from science. Attempts at collaboration between these silos tended to bring the two methodologies into conflict and ...
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Wearable technology has a promising potential to transform users' lives by continuously collecting data and providing convenient services on demand. Yet, there is also a large potential to breach users' privacy compromising the confidentiality of sensitive data. The lack of privacy regulations is caused by a limited understanding of how to control data
Vivian, Genaro Motti +1 more
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Vivian, Genaro Motti +1 more
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