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Several clinical applications of wearable systems have emerged in recent years, ranging from monitoring daily activities to enhance devices that help users perform motor functions. The applications of wearables are vast and create diverse market opportunities as these tech devices become more acceptable and their uses and benefits increase. However, the first wave of wearables was problematic with a 30% return rate and high abandonment after six months due to usability and desirability issues. While the future of wearables is uncertain, it remains an interesting area to explore.
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Moulin Smart Technology
- 1. Moulin Smart Technology World of Wearable Technology Applications, Towards Function with Style Sector - Applications - Functions Products Several clinical applications of wearable systems in preventive physical medicine and rehabilitation emerged in the past few years. They range from simple monitoring of daily activities, for assessing mobility and level of independence in individuals, to enhance the function of devices utilized by human to perform motor that they would be otherwise unable to accomplish. The applications of wearables are endless, and this creates a very diverse market and opportunities as these kinds of tech devices become more acceptable, their uses and benefits will also increase. I HAVE A confession to make. Despite my enthusiasm with wearable technology, I havent worn or play with any of them I bought, Im not the only one. The first wave of Wearables was a disaster. Its no wonder there were a 30% return rate and high product abandonment after six months. Getting wearables right is a tall order. To be truly useful, usable and desirable for people. While it is premature to predict specific features or form factors that will prevail in the future, wearable tech presents a fascinating field to study.