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be.linkedin.com/in/stevenvandenberghe/ @stvdberghe
http://blog.sirris.be/software-ict/
1987
2014
Welcome to the
Age of Wearables
www.google.com/glass/start/
?
Gateway
Storage
Processing
Config
Identity
More Input Possibilities
More Output Possibilities
Understanding the world with sensors & Data
http://pixabay.com/en/telescope-by-looking-view-122959/
•Movement •Pressure •…
Physical
sensors
•Video •Stills Vision
•Surround sound •Microphone Audio
Gyro Accelerometer Movement, translated into activity
(your phone has these basic parameters too!) (your watch will soon have them too)
Differentiator: Unique ability to Translate Activity into Information
Capture something
unique, without
interrupting an activity
or process ? Picture by Mats Lindh, https://flic.kr/p/Kykg8
By IM
EC
Ubiquitous
Capture Wearable
Don’t have to think about it
Unique positioning
Replaceable by general purpose devices
Q
Annotating Reality with
wearables/mobile & data
https://www.flickr.com/photos/waferboard/
www.google.com/glass/start/
http://articles.software.informer.com/augmented_reality.html
http://dsky9.com/glassfaq/does-google-glass-create-a-true-augmented-reality-experience/
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Annotated Reality
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
BMW concept
Annotated Reality
Annotated Reality
Mobile Notifications
Also applies to “standard” mobile notifications
Motorola – Moto 360 – $249
http://thetechblock.com/gorgeous-moto-360-app-concepts/
Deliver side-
information, without interrupting an activity or process ?
Q
Ubiquitous
Adapted Wearable
Notifications
Location, context, display
Q
Ubiquitous
Adapted Wearable
Notifications
Location, context, display
issue
Context is King
Picture by Eneas De Troya https://flic.kr/p/4QSBaj /
Wearables are the subjects
2014
Geo Data
Sensors Mobile Wearables
Tactical Action
Age of Internet
Age of Mobile
Age of Context
Data & Social
Sensors Mobile Wearables Physical World 2.0
Context
Intermezzo:
App Typology
O2
Can’t live without it
E-mail …
Eases pain
Uber BI Tools …
Addictive but not vital
Games …
Janet J. Kraus, Harvard Business School
Q
Addictive but not vital
Games …
Janet J. Kraus, Harvard Business School
Can’t live without it
E-mail …
Eases pain
Uber BI Tools …
App often only one part of the service
App often the core
Wearables can make this more sustainable
O2
Can’t live without it
E-mail …
Eases pain
Uber BI Tools …
Janet J. Kraus, Harvard Business School
Connectivity Cloud
O2
Can’t live without it Eases pain Addictive but not vital
Janet J. Kraus, Harvard Business School
Your app ?
Context turns Apps into personal assistants (B2C & B2B)
Trigger services on proximity
Search for a service
Get the best service for my
needs
• Location
Data & Social
Sensors Mobile Wearables Physical World 2.0
Apps
Create context
Acquire context
“The Context Chain”
lots of B2B opportunities in:
retail, manufacturing, logistics, consumer products, healthcare, public safety, ERP,
finance, automotive, …
Use Context
Self-Conscious
Ambient-Conscious
User Conscious
Eco-System Conscious
Video recognition Other Devices
Profiles, activities Data analysis
Picture “Smartphone photograph at vigil for Trayvon Martin” by Timoty Krause https://flic.kr/p/bGiCrV. Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic
Apps are only part of the story
APIs, Dashboards
Algorithms
Smart Object
Smart Machine
Connectivity &
Interaction
Everything as a Sensor/Actuator
Smart Workflow
…
Q
Welcome to the Age of Wearables
www.google.com/glass/start/
Welcome to the Age of Context
Welcome to the Age of cloud & data
APIs, Dashboards Algorithms Connectivity & Interaction
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Self-Conscious
Ambient-Conscious
User Conscious
Eco-System
Conscious
Clunky: An early Google Glass prototype. Photo: Mashable Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/google-glass-wasnt-always-so-slick-20130521-2jxgv.html#ixzz2zbkOFfJO