Sentence examples for wearable project from inspiring English sources
The idea should be no more than a paragraph and should describe a need and a direction for a wearable project that might satisfy that need.
It may be worth getting familiar with augmented reality not because it's fun and occasionally useful, but because it is the future of mobile devices — especially if Google's wearable Project Glass becomes popular.
Rockwell International's avionics group, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa saw this as a way of extending their aircraft maintenance business and in 1993 began a wearable project.
Thanks to the patent process though, not all of Motorola's potential wearable projects are a secret.
You can read the research paper here but this looks to be very useful in the DIY hacker space as well as for flexible, wearable projects that require some sort of multi-touch input.
On a percentage basis, this means that only 23percentt of wearable projects that raised venture capital since 2008 had their start on a crowdfunding site, suggesting investors are using crowdfunding success as one indicator of potential but not the only one.
For more awesome wearable projects, check out our documentary series Make It Wearable: The Concepts, as well as the Make It Wearable challenge a year-long, global initiative to support the evolution of wearable tech.
The "Holy Grail," according to one person working on a stealth wearables project, is glucose monitoring because of the insights that could give into what someone has eaten.
Harrison confirms the latest EM sensing research is an extension of the earlier wearables project, telling TechCrunch it has improved accuracy, as well as being "much smaller and self contained".
Investors were unimpressed, wiping $1.2 billion from the value of Nintendo's Tokyo-traded shares in little more than 30 minutes on Thursday, as CEO Satoru Iwata made his pitch for a "non-wearable" project in 2015 to help users stay healthy.
This question is at the center of visual artist, dancer, and choreographer Bill Shannon's latest project, a wearable, projection-mapped mask that displays a range of recorded facial expressions.
