This is not unlike selling someone a wristwatch that requires a pocket watch to work".Wearable computing", a category of technology that includes small watches, fitness trackers, glasses, jewellery and clothing with sensors, is an area of great promise, but has so far been limited to communities of geeks and fitness buffs.
Wearables also known as wearable technology, wearable sensors, and wearable devices are a category of technology that you wear on your body to enhance your experience with technology.
The seven categories of technology all bear on what can be interpreted as warhead design: how to turn uranium into bomb fuel, make conventional explosives that can trigger a nuclear blast, generate neutrons to spur a chain reaction and design nose cones for missiles.
It will also decide which categories of technology to allow into China.
Energy policy goals frequently depend upon investment in particular technologies, or categories of technology.
This reflects the immense difficulty of creating an effective "gatekeeper" test that draws conceptual circles around categories of technology that are rapidly changing and says definitively, as a threshold matter, what's in and what's out.
Like everything betaworks does, the fund will be focused specifically on a few categories of technology, including conversational interfaces, spatial computing, native media, playable media, and emergent behavior in legacy systems.
She asserts that various categories of technology have markedly different social and political effects.
A mixed economic provision of AT was found with our participants using three categories of technology: formal, accessed via health and social care services; 'off the shelf' devices purchased directly from the private sector and 'DIY', whereby carers adapted or refined everyday devices or systems to meet their individual needs.
The court examined four categories of technologies in order to determine if plaintiffs' proposal to encompass these technologies within the remedy is appropriate: (1) network and server-based applications; (2) interactive television middleware and set-top boxes; (3) hand-held devices; and (4) Web services.
