Makers say this type of device would be particularly useful for those who need both of their hands while using the device – people such as rock climbers, bicyclists, astronauts or disabled people.
Where will wearable computers go next?
Answer: in the ear
At least one research group, in Japan, is testing a small wearable computer that goes inside the user’s ear and is controlled by blinking or with the tongue. The 17-gram wireless device can connect with Bluetooth, and has GPS, a compass, gyro sensors, a barometer, speaker, microphone and a battery.
Makers say this type of device would be particularly useful for those who need both of their hands while using the device – people such as rock climbers, bicyclists, astronauts or disabled people.
Makers say this type of device would be particularly useful for those who need both of their hands while using the device – people such as rock climbers, bicyclists, astronauts or disabled people.
