Wearable Computing wird die nächste große Sache im Jahr 2014. Mit dem öffentlichen Marktstart von Google Glass wird ein Meilenstein gesetzt. Die Präsentation "Wearable Computing - Betrachtet durch die Google Brille" zeigt anhand Google Glass, welche Vorteile Wearable Computers im Gegensatz zu herkömmlichen Smartphones bieten.

1. Wearable Computing
Betrachtet durch die Google Brille

2. “
Wearable computing is the
study or practice of
inventing, designing,
building, or using miniature
body-borne computational
and sensory devices.
Wearable computers may be
worn under, over, or in
clothing, or may also be
themselves clothes.
„
- Steve Mann, Smart Clothing (1996)

3. “
Wearable computing is the
study or practice of
inventing, designing,
building, or using miniature
body-borne computational
and sensory devices.
Wearable computers may be
worn under, over, or in
clothing, or may also be
themselves clothes.
„
- Steve Mann, Smart Clothing (1996)

4. “
Wearable computing is the
study or practice of
inventing, designing,
building, or using miniature
body-borne computational
and sensory devices.
Wearable computers may be
worn under, over, or in
clothing, or may also be
themselves clothes.
„
- Steve Mann, Smart Clothing (1996)
Nah am
Körper

5. “
Wearable computing is the
study or practice of
inventing, designing,
building, or using miniature
body-borne computational
and sensory devices.
Wearable computers may be
worn under, over, or in
clothing, or may also be
themselves clothes.
„
- Steve Mann, Smart Clothing (1996)
Am Körper
Nah am
Körper

6. “
Wearable computing is the
study or practice of
inventing, designing,
building, or using miniature
body-borne computational
and sensory devices.
Wearable computers may be
worn under, over, or in
clothing, or may also be
themselves clothes.
„
- Steve Mann, Smart Clothing (1996)
Im Körper
Am Körper
Nah am
Körper

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8. 1945
Erste Idee: Vannevar Bush, „As we
may think“

9. 1968
Augmented Reality: Hubert W. Upton,
„Wearable Eyeglass Speechreading Aid“

10. 1980 - späte 1990er
Living Labs - MIT Media Lab, Georga Tech
1980
Mitte 1980
Frühe 1990er
Mitte 1990
Späte 1990er

11. 2013
Google

12. Video:
http://www.google.com/glass/start/how-it-feels/

13. glass [glɑ:s, Am glæs] SUBST
Glas [gla:s] SUBST nt
Bril·le <-, -n> [ˈbrɪlə] SUBST f
glasses SUBST pl

14. Keine Barrieren

15. Aufbau
Kamera
CPU, Touchpad
Prisma
Batterie
Mikrofon, USB
KnochenleitungsLautsprecher

16. Akku (Laufzeit ca. 5h)
Tech Specs
Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetometer,
Ambient light sensor, Proximity Sensor
Lautsprecher
640x360px LCoS-Mikrodisplay
1GHz Dual-Core Prozessor,
682MB RAM, 16GB Flash Speicher
Android 4.0.4
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g,
Bluetooth, micro USB
Touchpad
Kamera (5MP Foto,
720p Video)
US Dime
50g Gewicht

17. Head-up Display

18. Head-up Display

19. Head-up Display
Prisma
Projektor
Wirklichkeit
Projektor
2.4
cm
Retina
Fovea

20. “
[…] irresistible new lifestyle.
- Thad Starner (2013)
„

21. Wearable Music-Player
Augmented Reality
Mobile Messaging
Kontextuelle Mobile Suche
Body worn sensors and
networks
Wearable physiological
sensing
Mobile gesture recognition

22. Warum ist ein Wearable Computer
besser als ein Smartphone?

23. Experiment
Weniger Zeit zwischen „Interaktion und Aktion“

25. Microinteractions

28. Glass Development Kit
Mirror API
Real-time User Interaction
Plattformunabhängig
(REST-API)
Offline Funktionalität
Common infrastructure
Hardware-Zugriff
Built-in functionality

29. *
Prognose: Jährlich verkaufte Stückzahlen
22.000.000
21.148.611
19.250.000
16.500.000
13.750.000
10.620.044
11.000.000
8.250.000
5.500.000
2.750.000
0
2.468.598
3.740.320
831.189
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
* BI Intelligence (31.12.2013)

30. Herausforderungen / Probleme
Kontexterkennung
Batterielaufzeit
Datenschutz / Privatsphäre
Gesundheit

31. Schlussfolgerung
Google Glass wird kommen
Nutzt vertraute Technologien
Erfolg hängt stark von gesellschaftlicher Akzeptanz ab
Kurze Zeit zwischen „Interaction and action“
Datenschutz / Privatsphäre muss respektiert werden
Träger bekommen „Superhero vision“

32. Januar 2014
Fragen?
Matthias Nagel
mail@matthiasnagel.io
http://www.matthiasnagel.io
Präsentation
runterladen

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34. Ist Wearable Computing the
Next big Thing in 2014?