Her research interests include human computer interaction, wearable computer, and ubiquitous computing.
"People don't want to take off a wearable computer to constantly charge it," explained Sarah Rotman Epps, a Forrester analyst who specializes in wearable computing and smartphones.
Deal with it, wearable computer advocates say.
This is a huge breakthrough for a wearable computer user.
Technically, a fancy electronic watch is a wearable computer.
He is also interested in futuristic options, like wearable computer guides.
But a wearable computer also has its drawbacks, Dr. Gutierrez said.
With his wearable computer, Dr. Mann can see and hear things invisible to his visitor.
Instead of just monitoring your position and movement, a wearable computer could also monitor your heart and other bodily functions.
The wearable computer should therefore have some sense of you and your environment so that it can act appropriately.
The brain that brings all these things together is the smartphone, which after all is really the first wearable computer.
