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With you on this, haha. Big tech has heavily crowded the wearables space, with questionable intentions and uses of personal health data. Additionally, when doi
by aramachandran7 3y ago
With you on this, haha. Big tech has heavily crowded the wearables space, with questionable intentions and uses of personal health data.
Additionally, when doing research around kinetic / thermal energy harvesting technology for a wearable design project (gesture recognizing smart ring) for school, we found modules to have far too low a volumetric energy density (W/mm^3) to be useful, where size matters more than anything else.
Musical instrument design is a well saturated space as well…
- bigallen 3y agoHave you ever thought of a commercial location tracking solution based off this tech? It’s another heavily, heavily crowded industry, but it has oddly high margins, and a basically-infinite battery life would be a huge selling point
- helpfulContrib 3y ago>Musical instrument design is a well saturated space as well… Yeah, thats sort of the point. :)
- usrusr 3y agoBig Tech may have crowded the wearables space, but Garmin is still quite a player in that field and the description "Big Tech" seems almost as bad a fit for them as "Olathe tinkerer collective" would be.