The question about wearable technology isn’t about when it will become part of our lives, but how.
Several products have hit the marketplace: Google Glass, Apple Watch, and other Fitbit-type products. And with the projected market for these wearable applications projected at $53 billion, the market will likely see a huge surge in wearable technology for vision, hearing and more.
Here’s how wearable tech might change your life:
How Wearable Tech Will Change Your Life
I say, ‘might,’ because no one will force you to use these products. And as we’ve pointed out before, wearable technology raises many questions, just as implantable technology does. But considering how many of us have our smartphone ‘strapped’ to our person, is wearable technology that much of a leap forward?
Probably not.
And considering that a $5 Casio watch is just as much a technological device as an iWatch, being against wearable technology for the sake of it being wearable technology is a weak argument.
The real question, I see, is seeing what we do with the technology that is important.
What do you think about wearable technology?
[via Computer Science Zone]
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