Garment-type wearables integrate technology into clothing, such as smart shirts or jackets, to monitor health metrics like heart rate, body temperature, or muscle activity, providing continuous and comfortable data collection.

Accessory-type wearables are devices like smartwatches, fitness bands, or smart glasses that offer functionality and monitoring capabilities while serving as fashion accessories, providing features such as health tracking, notifications, and connectivity.

Cap-type wearables are devices integrated into hats or caps, offering features like augmented reality(AR) displays, fitness tracking, or environmental monitoring, while providing hands-free functionality in a convenient, wearable form.

On/In body device-type wearables are implanted or worn directly on the body, such as smart tattoos or wearable patches, to monitor health metrics like glucose levels, heart rate, or muscle activity, offering continuous and personalized tracking.

Glasses-type wearables are smart eyewear that integrate technology like augmented reality (AR), health monitoring, or hands-free communication, providing users with real-time data and interactive features directly through their lenses.

Headphone-type wearables are smart audio devices that combine hearing functionality with additional features like fitness tracking, voice assistants, or health monitoring, offering a hands-free, immersive experience.

Camera-type wearables are devices that integrate cameras into wearable forms, such as smart glasses or headsets, allowing users to capture images, videos, or livestream content hands-free while performing other tasks.

Shoes-type wearables are footwear embedded with sensors that monitor metrics like steps, pressure, and posture, providing real-time data for fitness tracking, gait analysis, and overall health improvement.

Bag-type wearables are smart bags or backpacks that incorporate technology like GPS tracking, wireless charging, or health monitoring sensors, providing both practicality and advanced features for everyday use.

Bottle-type wearables are smart water bottles equipped with sensors that track hydration levels, remind users to drink, and sometimes monitor temperature or intake patterns to promote better health and hydration habits.

Attached/portable device-type wearables are compact, detachable devices that can be easily worn or carried, offering features like health tracking, communication, or entertainment, while providing flexibility for users to move between different activities.

Various mixed shapes wearables are devices designed in unique, multifunctional forms, combining elements from different wearable types to offer diverse features like health monitoring, communication, and entertainment in a single, adaptable design.