The US "Connected" magazine published an industry analysis on the January 8th issue of a number of wearable devices that were unveiled at the 2014 CES show in Las Vegas. The article believes that wearable devices will be first used in professional and professional occupations such as surgeons, police, and wire repairers.
The article cites Gunder, a technical analyst at Forrester Research, who believes that the workplace is the real place for wearable devices. There are three reasons:
Workable wearables enable people to do their jobs better
For example, a smart glasses called Eyes-On, developed by Epson and a medical institution, is based on the Android system and is designed for medical professionals. Put it on, the user can see a clear real-time vein image through the patient's skin, convenient for intravenous injection or blood draw.
In addition to cutting-edge medical applications, wearables can help cable installers get the job done faster. Usually, if a skilled worker fails to find out the problem at the scene, he may have to run a second. With a head-mounted camera, he doesn't have to go back and forth, directly transmitting the impact to his colleagues in real time, and working together to solve problems.
The two wearable devices mentioned above are not ordinary consumer products, but work equipment for specialized fields.
Professional wearable equipment for work
Apple's most genius move is to create an app store platform. Since then, feature phones have been replaced by smartphones. People can develop various applications on the iOS system to implement various functions, from sending emails to social networks, from reporting to bar code scanning. . Then, people began to think about whether this model can be applied to wearable devices, Google Glass may be inspired by this. Google Glass is essentially a smartphone-shaped smartphone that can run a variety of applications.
But this is not the norm in the industry of wearable devices. Wearable devices should conform to the long tail theory to meet specific needs. The market for smartphones is single, and wearable devices should be tailored to meet the needs of different markets. In other words, a device completes a task.
For example, after the smartphone business was acquired by Google, Motorola developed a wearable device for law enforcement officers and first-aiders to monitor life-cycle data such as pulse, breath, body temperature, and blood pressure in the wearer. In addition, some equipment is equipped with chemical sensors, and some are equipped with gun lock sensors, which can remind the wearer when the firearms are opened. These specialized equipment are too professional for a full-featured smartphone or even Google Glass.
Work wearable devices do not need to pay too much attention to appearance
In the general consumer market, one of the problems faced by wearable devices is that they are “not good to wearâ€. But in the workplace, this is no longer a problem, because equipment is also part of the job. For example, if you work in a fast food restaurant, whether you want it or not, you have to wear the appropriate work clothes, because that is part of your job. For example, the surgeon can't choose the color of the scalpel.
In the workplace, practicality ranks first, and all useless things are not taken seriously. Wearing a pair of slightly eccentric glasses, there is no difference between wearing a helmet or a welding mask, in order to complete the work.
Nowadays, some of the resistance faced by wearable devices is just because people can't accept the concept. If they need to see every day because of work, they will get used to it soon.
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