Head-worn wearables are smart devices designed to be worn on the head, such as smart glasses, headsets, or helmets. They offer features like augmented reality, hands-free communication, and real-time data access, enhancing productivity, entertainment, and safety.

Upper-body wearables(Devices attached to the torso, chest, or upper back region) are devices worn on the torso, such as smart shirts, vests, or chest straps. They monitor metrics like heart rate, posture, or breathing, providing insights for fitness, health, or professional performance.

Wrist wearables, like smartwatches and fitness trackers, are devices worn on the wrist to monitor health metrics and daily activities. They provide features like step counting, heart rate tracking, notifications, and mobile connectivity for convenience and wellness management.

Lower upper-body wearables, such as smart belts or abdominal straps, are devices worn around the waist or torso area. They track metrics like posture, core strength, or breathing patterns, aiding in fitness, health, and ergonomic improvements.

Wearables for animals are smart devices used to monitor pets’ health, activity, and location. They help owners track vital signs, ensure safety, and manage well-being through real-time data and alerts.

Wearables for clothing are smart textiles embedded with technology to monitor health, enhance comfort, or provide interactive features. These include fabrics that track movement, temperature, or biometric data, integrating seamlessly into everyday clothing.

Portable wearables are compact, battery-powered devices designed for easy carrying and use on the go. They offer functions like health tracking, communication, or entertainment, while remaining lightweight and convenient for daily activities.