Wearable_Insight_Forum

I’m really excited! Adding AI and IoT technology will make it easier to provide personalized assistance, and it’ll make life much safer for the elderl…

Yeah, to be honest, lightweight and soft exosuits are coming out, but they’re still expensive. And if they’re too heavy or uncomfortable, people won’t…

Yes, that’s one of the key limitations. Research shows that while AI can understand the environment well, each person’s walking pattern and force appl…

“That’s right! In the past, you had to manually adjust the settings when the road got bumpy or you came up stairs. But it was amazing how AI recognize…

Rule-based methods can quickly detect basic angular deviations, but in real-world situations, postures are complex and have diverse patterns, leading …

The most important sensors are the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), pressure sensors, and strain gauges.The IMU measures body tilt and rotation angles…

A2. VR allows users to watch movies in a 360-degree immersive environment, similar to a virtual theater. Platforms like Bigscreen VR are prime example…

VR headsets provide immersive gaming experiences by replacing the user’s entire field of vision with a virtual world. For example, Oculus Quest and …

Yes, ExG wearables have evolved a lot in design these days, striving for both comfort and accuracy. The goal is to be comfortable and easy to use in e…

Yes, that’s right. The bands and straps are adjustable, so they’re comfortable for anyone, regardless of age or gender. Some don’t even need to be pla…

That’s right. Most are made of flexible materials like silicone or spandex, allowing for freedom of movement and minimizing skin irritation. They’re b…

Yes, it’s understandable to worry. But these days, devices are lightweight and compact, so they’re comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Produ…

Yes, as sensor technology advances and algorithms become smarter, it will eventually be possible to analyze not only dance and martial arts, but also …

Yeah, it’s not perfect. However, recent research is actively underway to reduce errors through AI-based real-time corrections or the simultaneous use …

Right. Dance and martial arts involve full-body movements, so multiple sensors need to be placed on key areas like the ankles, waist, and wrists. Thes…

Okay, that’s a pretty interesting question. Basically, the sensor type, accuracy, data processing algorithm, and sensor location are crucial. For exam…

Yes, the Polar Vantage and TRX Systems are durable and can track detailed activity data over long periods of time. Military wearables can monitor no…

That’s a good question! Smartwatches are designed for everyday use or exercise, with GPS and sensors that track activity and even provide health data….

Yes! As high-precision sensors and algorithms advance, real-time body composition analysis will become possible. Currently, we can only see trends thr…

Unfortunately, it’s still difficult to monitor changes in body fat or muscle mass in real time. Currently, smartwatches like WHOOP and Fitbit display …

Lol, it’s not quite there yet, but considering the pace of technological advancement, it could really come out in a few years.

Yeah, it also detects pH and contamination. It’s especially useful when you’re camping or traveling abroad and you’re worried about the water quality.

Exactly. It automatically records how much you drink, analyzes the weather, and even your activity level, and sends you push notifications like, “Hey,…

That’s right, it looks like a regular water bottle, but it’s packed with sensors and IoT features. It monitors everything from the amount of water you…

Exactly. It will shift to a prevention-oriented approach and significantly reduce medical costs, so the social and economic impact will be significant…

That’s possible. Some wearables already combine heart rate, sleep patterns, and activity data to recommend personalized exercise and diet recommendati…

Yes, they’ve gotten much better recently thanks to breathable hydrogels and hypoallergenic adhesives. They’re even focusing on sweat-wicking and water…

It used to be in the research phase, but some medical implants are currently testing wireless charging using magnetic induction. However, before it ca…

That’s right. Technology is advancing rapidly, so safety verification needs to keep pace. Balancing innovation and safety is paramount.

Medical devices must comply with regulations like HIPAA and utilize the latest encryption technology. Furthermore, they address vulnerabilities with r…