The world is getting smarter and smarter every day. The latest tech is making it possible for us to be more connected than ever before. It's not just about cellphones, tablets and laptops anymore — we're using wearable tech as well. From fitness trackers and smartwatches to smart glasses, there are plenty of ways you can use wearable tech during your next vacation.
It doesn't matter if you're traveling to sunny destinations or snowy ones, there's always something new to see and experience while on vacation. Take a look at these top three wearable techs that will make your next vacation amazing!
- Smart Watches
Wearables aren’t just for fitness trackers anymore! Smart glasses have been around for a while now and they’re taking off like crazy. These devices are basically connected glasses that can give you real-time information about your surroundings or help you navigate like Google Glass did before it was banned from public use in 2016. The best part is that they’re completely discreet and don’t look like they belong on your face at all!
The most popular smart glasses are made by Vuzix, but there are other brands out there too. It’s important to note that not all wearable tech glasses will work with your phone or other devices, so be sure to do a little research before you buy one. Smart Watches Smart watches have been around for years now and they’re still going strong! They make great accessories because they can help with fitness tracking and give you notifications right on your wrist—they also look great when you’re dressed up
2. Smart Glasses
2. Smart Glasses
Smart glasses are a new category of wearable technology that is expected to be more popular than smartwatches and fitness trackers.
They're essentially a pair of glasses with an integrated computer, projector, and camera. They can display a wide variety of images and videos, including the ability to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi or 3G/4G networks. The devices also have voice recognition capabilities so you can talk to them just like you would your smartphone.
The first smart glasses were introduced in 2013 by Google with its Project Glass project. Since then, several companies have released versions of their own glasses.
Some major players in the field include:
Google Glass: Google's smart glasses project was canceled in 2014 due to privacy issues, but it's still possible to buy the device today if you look for them on eBay or other sites that sell discontinued products.
Microsoft HoloLens: Microsoft's HoloLens is similar to Google Glass because it uses augmented reality (AR) technology but adds a lot more functionality than just AR applications like games and video calls. It also has advanced sensors that allow users
