The race towards creating economical wearable computer products that can be widely adopted is continuing to gain momentum, which has resulted in the Toshiba Wearvue TG-1 Glasses.
Designed for commercial use, the Toshiba Wearvue TG-1 Glasses are intended to help free up to hands of designers in the development market. Worn on the face like a traditional pair of glasses, the Toshiba Wearvue TG-1 does not require connectivity to a separate device carried or worn on the body, which is a big leap forward.
Unveiled at the Wearable Expo in Tokyo, the Toshiba Wearvue TG-1 Glasses are intended to reduce eye strain, increase accuracy and make commercial employees capable of performing multiple tasks without having to lug gear around with them.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Handsfree Wearable Computers
- Opportunity for creating wearable devices that enable users to perform tasks without using their hands.
- Standalone Wearable Technology
- Opportunity to develop wearable products that do not require connectivity to other devices for operation.
- Wearable Devices for Commercial Use
- Opportunity to create wearable devices that can help commercial employees perform multiple tasks without having to lug gear around.
Where This Applies
- Design
- Design industry can benefit from using handsfree wearable computers that enable multitasking without physical limitations.
- Technology
- The development of standalone wearable technology can revolutionize the wearable industry, making it more convenient for consumers.
- Manufacturing
- Manufacturing industry can benefit from the use of handsfree wearable computers that can increase accuracy and reduce eye strain.
