The phrase "aware technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe technology that is capable of sensing or understanding its environment or context, often in relation to user needs or preferences.
Example: "The new smartphone features aware technology that adjusts its settings based on the user's location and activity."
Alternatives: "context-aware technology" or "intelligent technology".
She says she thinks industries like health care may be revolutionized by emotionally aware technology — particularly as we enter a time when laptops, smartphones, smart watches, fitness trackers and home media and game consoles interact with one another.
This study therefore sought to apply context aware technology and recommendation algorithms to develop a u-learning system to help lifelong learning learners realize personalized learning goals in a context aware manner and improve the learner's learning effectiveness.
Also in the pipeline are improved audio fidelity over Bluetooth connections and support for Wi-Fi Aware technology (which allows compatible devices to connect directly to each other without a cellular data or other wireless network).
(3) Process and record the user calls using the channel aware technology.
Most frequently discussed is privacy: Emotionally aware technology could easily cross the line into intrusiveness.
The iPhone, with cult-like users and location aware technology, is the perfect social networking device.
Other types of killer applications will also be built on the back of location aware technologies, and the advertising possibilities are substantial (care to stop by that Starbucks you are diving by for a free latte?).
Analysts predict that as many as 42 million Americans will be using some form of "location-aware" technology in 2005.
This paper introduces an exploration of integrating context-aware technology into traditional game, aiming at offering players innovative playing experience.
It does indeed use location-aware technology to tell how far the user is from a particular venue.
Advocates of location-aware technology insist that its safety benefits -- like locating a 911 caller or a stolen car -- outweigh the privacy issues.
