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Understanding the Wearable Technology
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021In wearable technology, wearable devices are smart gadgets that can be worn near or potentially over the skin, where they distinguish, explore, and send the concerned data like- body gestures or signals, such as imperative signs, or potentially surrounding information and which provides immediate bio-feedback to the wearer in some cases.
Ankit Singhal, Aakanksha Chopra
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Wearable Technologies and Invention
Rhetoric Review, 2018In this essay, we extend prior discussions of user interactions with wearable devices, framing these interactions in the context of identification and rhetorical invention.
Catherine Gouge +3 more
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Wearable Technology in Spine Surgery
Clinical Spine Surgery: A Spine Publication, 2019Although patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) provide valuable insight into the effectiveness of spine surgery, there still remain limitations on measuring outcomes in this manner. Among other deficiencies, PROMs do not always correlate with more objective measures of surgery success. Wearable technology, such as pedometers, tri-axis accelerometer,
Dhruv K.C. Goyal +9 more
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Emergence of microfluidic wearable technologies
Lab on a Chip, 2016There has been an emerging interest in the development of microfluidic wearable technologies, arising from increasing demands in the areas of healthcare.
Chwee Teck Lim, Joo Chuan Yeo, Kenry
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Advances in Wearable Technology for Rehabilitation
2009Assessing the impact of rehabilitation interventions on the real life of individuals is a key element of the decision-making process required to choose a rehabilitation strategy. In the past, therapists and physicians inferred the effectiveness of a given rehabilitation approach from observations performed in a clinical setting and self-reports by ...
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The benefits of wearable technology in the livestock sector have been promoted and recognised as a potentially transformative technology through the potential labour and cost savings associated with monitoring livestock health and welfare (Barwick et al. 2020).
Thompson, Bryan, Ward, Jamie
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Thompson, Bryan, Ward, Jamie
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Authenticity Challenges of Wearable Technologies
2016In this chapter the security challenges raised by wearable technologies concerning the authenticity of information and subjects are discussed. Following a conceptualization of the capabilities of wearable technology, an authenticity analysis framework for wearable devices is presented.
da Costa, Filipe, de Sá-Soares, Filipe
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Proceedings of the Brazilian Symposium on Multimedia and the Web, 2020
Wearable technologies have a large potential to amplify human abilities. Thanks to their close contact to the human body, their miniaturized dimensions and continuous data collection, wearables are versatile, meeting system requirements across domains.
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Wearable technologies have a large potential to amplify human abilities. Thanks to their close contact to the human body, their miniaturized dimensions and continuous data collection, wearables are versatile, meeting system requirements across domains.
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Today, wearable monitoring systems created thanks to technological advances are integrated into the human body and are widely used in many fields from sports to health. These systems, in which multiple disciplines work together simultaneously, provide physiological and biochemical data, enabling the determination of the current situation and the ...
SINAR ULUTAŞ, Derya Selda +1 more
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SINAR ULUTAŞ, Derya Selda +1 more
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2018
The last chapter is an extended summary that presents results of a study related to the current usages of wearable technologies as well as final conclusions and outline of possible future trends. It is supported by a survey study with mostly open questions covering a range of issues related to practices of self-tracking and how their penetrate ...
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The last chapter is an extended summary that presents results of a study related to the current usages of wearable technologies as well as final conclusions and outline of possible future trends. It is supported by a survey study with mostly open questions covering a range of issues related to practices of self-tracking and how their penetrate ...
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