The Fujitsu Glove could possibly be the next big thing in the wearable technology department. It is the Japanese company's answer to the gesture-control devices popping up around the world. But it isn't just any answer, it is a rather stylish one. As though modelled after Madonna's lace glove from the '80s, the Fujitsu Glove is a fashionable device that people wouldn't mind wearing.
Yet its aesthetic doesn't take away from the Fujitsu Glove's capabilities. Equipped with a Near Field Communication (NFC) tag reader, the Fujitsu Glove is meant to be used in professional settings where taking out a smartphone or tablet is not a good idea. It can receive work instructions and other information just by touching an object.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro Wearable Devices
- The Fujitsu Glove combines fashion and functionality to create a stylish wearable technology option.
- Gesture-control Devices
- The Fujitsu Glove is a stylish alternative to traditional gesture-control devices, bringing a fashionable twist to this emerging technology.
- Professional Wearable Technology
- The Fujitsu Glove targets professional settings, providing a discreet and convenient way to access information without the need for a smartphone or tablet.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion and apparel industries can leverage the trend of retro wearable devices, collaborating with technology companies to create stylish and functional gadgets.
- Technology and Gadgets
- The technology and gadgets industry can capitalize on the demand for stylish wearable devices by incorporating fashion-forward design elements into their products.
- Professional Services
- Professional services industries can explore the integration of wearable technology, like the Fujitsu Glove, to enhance productivity and streamline information access in the workplace.
