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Giyilebilir Teknoloji Hayatımızı Değiştirecek

Giyilebilir Teknoloji Hayatımızı Değiştirecek

Gözlükten saate, yüzükten t-shirt’e kadar pek çok versiyonu bulunan giyilebilir teknoloji ürünleri her gün daha da yaygınlaşıp çeşitleniyor. Uzmanların görüşüne göre 2025 yılında hayatımızın büyük bir çoğunluğunu kaplayarak bize daha etkili ve sosyal bir hayat kazandıracak olan bu ürünler gelecek 5 yılda ise iş yerlerinin yoğun olarak kullanacağı ürünler arasında gösteriliyor.

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[ldrsociety]

Where can you buy the bonds bracelets. I find it to be the most amazing thing ever invented. Im in the usa. Is this a u.k product?

On their website it says the BOND bracelets were created by "an amazing international team of designers, engineers and systems experts working together from London, Lisbon and Berkeley California." So I would guess this product is a product of those three locations.

The used to have an indiegogo page where people that donated were then given prototypes of the bracelets, but since then the page has disappeared. According to the BOND site, and the company's (KwameCorp) site, the BOND bracelets are being worked on to have even more gadgets on them. 

Sadly based on what I have found, they do not appear to be for sale at the moment :/

On the BOND website, they do have a place where you can submit your email address so they can update you when they are for sale again!

Under the technology tag on this blog, there is a similar bracelet called Tactilu too!

I hope this helps!

[caspar01]

Not so remote

Touch has a memory, said Keats. Well now it almost has a 'Save as…' option, thanks to Tactilu, a prototype device from Poland's panGenerator.

Is it creepy? A bit. But also interesting for a number of reasons. One is closed channel communication to one other person: when you feel a touch, you know exactly who it's from. The other is using touch as a way of communicating - or rather a way of communicating digitally, as its such a primary part of the human experience, but one that is only starting to emerge from the glowing screens and pointers that have characterised our interactions with and through machines up till now.

That combination of ambient (or at least non-visual) communication and always-on connectivity reminds me of another example of Casual Media, the Good Night Lamp: small connected lights, shaped like houses, which light up when loved ones arrive home...even if they're on the other side of the world. They may a bit of getting used to conceptually, but these are both lovely examples of technology working on a deeper, non-verbal level to communicate emotions. 

[journalduny]

Du numérique au physique, le bracelet qui réduit les distances

[thisinspiresguri]

Created by the panGenerator collective in partnership with Cheil, Tactilu is a research project embracing remote haptic/tactile communication. The device takes a form of a bracelet capable of transmitting the touch between two individuals via bluetooth and internet connection provided by the smartphones. It is based on technologies like flexinol wire for actuation of touch and QTC ( quantum tunneling composite ) on the touch sensor layer.

Very cool! Source: Creative Applications