Wearable Computing. Holger Kenn WS 05/06. Universität Bremen
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1 Universität Bremen WS 05/06
2 Timeline
3 Properties of wearable computing Unobtrusive mobile, small, lightweight, no wires body-wearable (sometimes in clothing) Supporting a primary (work) task Don t disturb, be useful all the time casual use, context-aware, " smart"
4 Timeline Timeline I 1268 Eyeglasses mentioned by Roger Bacon 1510 Pocket Watch invented by Peter Henlein in Nürnberg ( Nürnberger Ei ) 1665 Robert Hooke calls for augmented senses
5 Nürnberger Ei Recap Timeline
6 Timeline Timeline I 1268 Eyeglasses mentioned by Roger Bacon 1510 Pocket Watch invented by Peter Henlein in Nürnberg ( Nürnberger Ei ) 1665 Robert Hooke calls for augmented senses
7 Timeline Timeline II 1907 Aviator Alberto Santo-Dumont commissions the creation of the first wrist watch by Louis Cartier 1945 Vannevar Bush (MIT) proposes the idea of a memex 1960 Manfred Clynes coins the word "Cyborg" 1966 First wearable computer: Ed Thorp and Claude Shannon: Analog computer for roulette wheel prediction.
8 Timeline Timeline III 1967 Hubert Upton invents analogue wearable computer with eyeglass-mounted display to aid lipreading 1972 Alan Lewis invents a digital camera-case computer to predict roulette wheels 1977 CC Collins develops wearable camera-to-tactile vest for the blind 1977 (C): HP releases the HP 01 algebraic calculator watch
9 HP-01 Recap Timeline Image from
10 Timeline Timeline IV 1978 Eudaemonic Enterprises invents a digital wearable computer in a shoe to predict roulette wheels 1979 Sony introduces the Walkman 1981 Steve Mann designs backpack-mounted computer to control photographic equipment 1984 William Gibson writes Neuromancer 1987 The movie Terminator is released
11 Timeline Timeline V 1991 Doug Platt debuts his 286-based "Hip-PC" 1991 CMU team develops VuMan 1 for viewing and browsing blueprint data 1991 Mark Weiser proposes idea of Ubiquitous Computing in Scientific American 1993 Thad Starner starts constantly wearing his computer, based on Doug Platt s design and writes the first version of the Remembrance Agent 1993 BBN finishes the Pathfinder system, a wearable computer with GPS and radiation detection system
12 Timeline Timeline VI 1993 Feiner, MacIntyre, and Seligmann develop the KARMA augmented reality system 1994 Mik Lamming and Mike Flynn develop "Forget-Me-Not," a continuous personal recording system 1994 Edgar Matias debuts a "wrist computer" with half-qwerty keyboard 1994 Steve Mann starts transmitting images from a head-mounted camera to the Web 1997 Creapôle Ecole de Création and Alex Pentland produce Smart Clothes Fashion Show
13 Fashion Timeline Image from
14 Cutting-edge research Established Research Textbook knowledge Lots of information, unreviewd
15 The first conferences 1996 DARPA sponsors Wearables in 2005 workshop Boeing hosts a small wearables conference in seattle 1997 CMU, MIT and Georgia Tech co-host the ISWC 97
16 ISWC Since 97 (Cambridge,Boston,MA) ISWC05 (Osaka) two weeks ago
17 IFAWC Since 2004 focus on applications
18 Other conferences Pervasive Percom Ubicom
19 Steve Mann: Intelligent Image Processing
20 IEEE Pervasive Computing Elsevier Pervasive and Mobile Computing
21 MIT Image from
22 MIT MIT Borglab Part of the Media Lab Home of MIThril
23 MIThril Image from
24 CMU Home of VU-Man Project AURA
25 Toronto Steve Mann Philosophy of Cooperation with artists
26 Georgia Tech Thad Starner Focus on mobile HID
27 ETH Gerhard Tröster QBIC Wearable Computer
28 Other places IBM LinuxWatch UMIT: Paul Lukowicz Bremen: Project
29 History: Young field with old roots Science: International Research, mainly conferences
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