A report on Wearable Intelligence once wrote, “At any given moment, a large number of people are gathering, filtering and organizing the information that he requires. Wearables will essentially perform the same function for all the rest of us. They will be our ‘personalizer’ for the Internet of Things.”
With such confidence in wearable tech becoming the personalizer for the Internet of Things, it’s no wonder that a new wearable tech device is launched almost every month. Yet, even at such high speeds of innovation within the wearable tech scene, many of these have also unfortunately surfaced and disappeared (or haven’t updated the Internet world for a while). Some of these are absolutely brilliant ideas, while others have disappeared for good reason. You be the judge!
Read more: 5 coolest wearable tech gadgets to look out for in 2015
1. Microsoft smart bras – stress detector
Image credits: BBC
2. Sony smart wigs – mobile computers
Image credits: Telegraph
3. Tedi – baby monitor disguised in a bearsuit
Image credits: Daily News
Read more: This week in lifelogging: tracking with Tedi, sane tracking and revolutionizing hearing aids
4. Neurocam – automatic recorder based on brainwaves
Image credits: Mashable
Read more: This week in lifelogging: grandma was a lifelogger, forming habits and Neurocam introduction
5. Motorola’s smart tattoos – mobile mic, lie detector and digital display
Image credits: SMH Digital Life
6. Vodafone power pocket charger
Image credits: Dailymail
Read more: This week in lifelogging: mobility with wearable tech, QS with Foursquare and memories during sleep
7. Eidos – enhance and control our senses in real time
Image credits: Tim Bouckley
8. LED shoes to guide you home
Image credits: Huffington Post
9. Hands-free mobile phones
Image credits: Headflat
Read more: This Week in Lifelogging: 35 Future Innovations, Wearable Tech & Its Rumors and Memoto on CNN
10. Smart suits – paying like a gentleman
Image credits: International Business Times
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I would love to have a no. 9.