Sentence examples for aware experiences from inspiring English sources

Yes the future is murky and nebulous, but it's definitely going to be based on a chain of technology, which starts with your smartwatch, or wristband (or smart home), which sends contextually up-to-date data back to "intelligence" (in the cloud), which then analyzes this data and reacts to it in real time with contextually aware experiences.

Touchscreen displays and the absence of a physical keyboard require a style of interaction on both that is largely driven by context-aware experiences (i.e. applications that know about you or what you want so that you don't have to enter lots of information for the application to work).

Someday you'll be wearing something that will allow you to observe this augmented world at all times, but for the time being, the smartphone does a great job of capturing more situational use cases that fit in with mobile's broader goal of delivering more localized, context-aware experiences.

We use beacon technology to enable notifications and provide a proximity-aware experience.

We will be releasing many new features over the upcoming months: a richer proximity-aware experience, a recommendation engine and data visualisation tools.

The second key innovation is the replacement of all the mechanical components between steering wheel and front wheels with electronics, for a much quicker, more responsive, and driver-aware experience.

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Transparency is normally defined as the thesis that reflection on, or introspection of, what it is like to have an experience does not reveal that we are aware of experiences themselves, but only of their mind-independent objects.

Learn how to use data about 140M+ places around the world to create location aware app experiences.

Staff members must be aware of experiences and emotions that may affect the way they frame the information they give to families.

Mindfulness refers to a state of being attentive to and aware of experiences (including physical sensations, emotions, thoughts, imagery) occurring in the present moment in a nonjudgmental or accepting way [ 1, 2].