1. Wearable smart bracelet

A smart bracelet is a wearable smart device. Through this bracelet, users can record real-time data such as exercise, sleep, part and diet in daily life, and synchronize these data with mobile phones, tablets, and ipodtouch, and play a role in guiding healthy life through data.

The main body of the smart bracelet is generally made of medical rubber and memory rubber. Natural and non-toxic, the design is high-end, fashionable and generous. It not only has the function of sports and health secretary, but also has the function of fashion accessories. The appearance has streamlined garlands and various colors. The silver-coated metal caps at both ends are perfect for wearing, which also sets it apart from traditional bracelets with snap locks or buttons. The smart bracelet has a built-in lithium battery with a battery life of up to 10 days, a vibration motor and a motion-sensing accelerometer. The small silver cap at the end of the bracelet is a button for changing settings, and the other section is a 3.5mm plug for connecting to a mobile phone.

The design style of the smart bracelet is quite tempting for users who are accustomed to wearing jewelry. More importantly, the design style of the bracelet is versatile. Moreover, despite the small size of the small bracelet, its functions are still relatively powerful. For example, it can be said to be a high-end pedometer, which has the general steps of ordinary pedometers, and measures distance, calories, fat and other functions. At the same time, it also has special functions such as sleep monitoring, high-grade waterproof, Bluetooth 4.0 data transmission, and fatigue reminder.

2. Wearable smart watch

A smart watch is a watch that has a built-in intelligent system and is equipped with a smartphone system to connect to the network to achieve multi-functions. It can synchronize calls, text messages, emails, photos, music, etc. in the mobile phone. In March 2013, media reported that Apple, Samsung, Google and other technology giants will release smart watches later in 2013. American market research firm CurrentAnalysis analyst Avi. Greengart (AviGreengart) that 2013 may become the first year of smart watches.

The appearance of a smart watch is similar to an electronic watch. It consists of an electronic display, a camera, a microphone, control buttons and a wristband, and is connected to a mobile phone through Bluetooth technology. The application of big data in wearable devices allows smart watches to analyze user data, and the wearer can answer or make calls, send and receive emails and messages, store and transmit data information, and track or manage personal information through smart watches. It is an extension and expansion of mobile phone functions, which can avoid the troubles of mobile phone experts frequently fiddling with mobile phones. Some smartwatches also have functions similar to smart bracelets.

3. Wearable electronic socks

Electronic socks are a kind of foot cover used in taekwondo competitions. There are many electronic sensors on them. Using these sensors, the referee can judge the victory or defeat of the competition according to the score of the scorer. It can be said to be a high-tech sport. tool. There is a large area of ​​induction area above the electronic socks. When there is a certain area in contact with the protective gear and there is sufficient strength, the induction area will return a score signal, and the scorer on the side of the court will also display the score. The price of electronic socks is not low, with an average of 30,000 yuan per set. Before the game, the electronic socks must pass the inspection before the game can be played, and the use of unqualified electronic socks will be disqualified.

Sock's electronic socks can not only provide users with a comfortable personal experience, but also provide accurate running data, and can also be machine washed like ordinary socks. It is woven from soft fabric sensors that track the user's foot movement in real time as they run and generate accurate data that provides a strong basis for users to analyze their running skills. However, the SensoriaSmart ($18.6600) Sock also needs to be paired with a magnetic foot ring to perform better. The function of the foot ring is to record and measure information such as power supply and acceleration.

4. Wearable Google Glass

Google Glass is actually a head-mounted display system that has to work with a smartphone. Microphones and headphones are integrated into the tiny Google Glasses, and a miniature camera is built into the front left, which allows the wearer to take pictures, send and receive messages, and perform other functions through voice commands. The batteries required for the glasses are also implanted in the frames, making the whole look very simple and modern. What is even more commendable is that it weighs only a few dozen grams and is a smartphone that can be placed on the bridge of the nose.

If the wearer says "OK, Glass" to Google Glass, a menu appears on the small screen above the wearer's right eye, displaying multiple icons that you can tap with a voice command. Of course, the wearer can also manually control the Google Glass through the touchpad on the arm of the glasses, and even nod and shake their heads for some simple controls. Google's promotional video depicts a man walking the streets of New York City, chatting with friends, checking maps for information, and sometimes stopping to take pictures. At dusk, the man faced the sunset and video chatted with a female friend. And all of this is achieved through Google Eye, which is the Extended Reality Glasses.

5. Smart Fashion Clothing

The rise of smart clothing has unlimited prospects. Whether it is the world of women's clothing or the world of children's clothing, competition is heating up in various fields, and smart clothing is no exception. Smart clothing was originally a cutting-edge field. With the growing prosperity of the clothing industry, merchants with a keen sense of smell have broadened their original narrow market space. In the next few years, our wardrobes will be filled with smart clothes like these — "smart shirts" that can read your heartbeat and breathing rate; jackets that automatically play music; clothes that display text and images on your chest T-shirts... The American technology media predicts that the future of clothing will become a true "multi-functional portable high-tech product", a piece of clothing can play music, video, adjust the temperature, and even surf the Internet at the same time.