Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries · 2014 · 214 citations · 3 references
ArtsHealth InformaticsAssistive TechnologyEquipmentFashion DesignTechnical TextilesWearable Health TechnologiesWearable ComputingWearable DevicesWearable Health DevicesWearable Medical DevicesWearable SensorsWearable Technology
“Wearable technology” and “wearable devices” are phrases that describe electronics and computers that are integrated into clothing and other accessories that can be worn comfortably on the body. Examples of wearable devices include glasses, watches, headbands, and jewelry. While these technologies show great influence in fashion and entertainment, they have the largest impact in the areas of health, medicine, and fitness. Librarians are also exploring wearable technology's potential for enhancing services and expanding outreach to their organizations.
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