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Wearable Future Ted Drake, Intuit Accessibility CSUN 2016
Potential
1700’s “Martin’s Margins”
University of Michigan: NavBelt (1989)
SnowWorld U.W.(1996)
See with your mouth BrainPort
Emotion Recognition with Google Glass
Laser Vision
OrCam Reader Eye glass mounted camera and bone conducting headphone. Uses your finger as the guiding gesture.
Cardboard
Magic Leap
Why Wearables?
Place Sensor Where it is Most Accurate
Movement and Joints
June and L’Oreal • Detects UV exposure • Sends alert to re- apply sunscreen
Much more than steps
SMRT Mouth Guard Hydration and Biometrics
Internal Wearables
Contact Lens Computer
Ear for AudioAudio Interface
Immersive
Her
NuEyes Military Grade Vision
Toyota Blaid
Aira.IO
Navigate Jacket
PTSD Immersion Therapy
Nerve Stimulation
Grinders
What’s the Future? • Google I/O 2016 • Grinders + Injectables • Mainstream VR / AR • Connected Wearables • Bionics
Photos • Uncredited photos are by Ted Drake or the product being mentioned • “Environmental Crown of Virtue”— Head-piece b...
Wearable Future for Accessibility
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Mar. 18, 2016

Wearable Future for Accessibility

Accessible version: http://wearability.org/wearable-future-accessibility.html
This presentation for CSUN 2016 explores the current landscape of wearable devices and how future devices will impact the lives of people with a physical, sensory, and/or cognitive disability.

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Wearable Future for Accessibility

  1. 1. Wearable Future Ted Drake, Intuit Accessibility CSUN 2016
  2. 2. Potential
  3. 3. 1700’s “Martin’s Margins”
  4. 4. University of Michigan: NavBelt (1989)
  5. 5. SnowWorld U.W.(1996)
  6. 6. See with your mouth BrainPort
  7. 7. Emotion Recognition with Google Glass
  8. 8. Laser Vision
  9. 9. OrCam Reader Eye glass mounted camera and bone conducting headphone. Uses your finger as the guiding gesture.
  10. 10. Cardboard
  11. 11. Magic Leap
  12. 12. Why Wearables?
  13. 13. Place Sensor Where it is Most Accurate
  14. 14. Movement and Joints
  15. 15. June and L’Oreal • Detects UV exposure • Sends alert to re- apply sunscreen
  16. 16. Much more than steps
  17. 17. SMRT Mouth Guard Hydration and Biometrics
  18. 18. Internal Wearables
  19. 19. Contact Lens Computer
  20. 20. Ear for AudioAudio Interface
  21. 21. Immersive
  22. 22. Her
  23. 23. NuEyes Military Grade Vision
  24. 24. Toyota Blaid
  25. 25. Aira.IO
  26. 26. Navigate Jacket
  27. 27. PTSD Immersion Therapy
  28. 28. Nerve Stimulation
  29. 29. Grinders
  30. 30. What’s the Future? • Google I/O 2016 • Grinders + Injectables • Mainstream VR / AR • Connected Wearables • Bionics
  31. 31. Photos • Uncredited photos are by Ted Drake or the product being mentioned • “Environmental Crown of Virtue”— Head-piece by Moss Lipow • Potential by Kitty Mao: https://flic.kr/p/kKZHLK • Skin-pression by Clonny: https://www.flickr.com/photos/clonpop/54765165/ • Why by Art Siegel https://www.flickr.com/photos/artolog/2519646167/ • Man Grinder by Sky: https://www.flickr.com/photos/sky/117600400/ • Eclipse by Pat Ricio: https://www.flickr.com/photos/patriciopimienta/ 3515271950/ • PTSD Soldier by John Gomez, Shutterstock

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