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Useful Reality - Assistive Wearable Tech on a Budget
Explore affordable wearable tech for hands-free documentation viewing and fine detail reading. Learn about a DIY platform using single-board computers, budget displays, and sensors for practical applications.
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Overview
Explore affordable wearable tech for hands-free documentation viewing and fine detail reading. Learn about a DIY platform using single-board computers, budget displays, and sensors for practical applications.
Syllabus
- Introduction to Assistive Wearable Technology
- Fundamentals of Single-Board Computers (SBCs)
- Budget Displays and Interfaces for Wearables
- Sensor Technologies and Applications
- DIY Platform for Wearable Tech
- Hands-Free Documentation Viewing
- Fine Detail Reading with Wearable Tech
- Case Studies and Practical Applications
- Challenges and Future Directions
- Project Development
Overview of wearable technology in current markets
Importance of affordability in tech design
Introduction to popular SBCs like Raspberry Pi, Arduino, etc.
Basic setup and configuration of SBCs
Types of cost-effective displays
Integration techniques with SBCs
Overview of sensors useful in wearable tech
Practical applications of sensors in daily activities
Designing a basic framework for wearable devices
Step-by-step assembly of components
Techniques for digital documentation access
Implementing voice-activated and gesture controls
Solutions for enhancing readability
Customization options for various user needs
Analysis of real-world applications of affordable wearables
Innovative use cases in different industries
Addressing limitations in current affordable wearables
Future trends and opportunities in wearable technology
Guided project: Building an affordable assistive wearable device
Presentation and feedback session for student projects
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