Table 1.
Wearable technology in different industries; data taken from Vandrico [54].
| Wearable | Accelerometer | Gyroscope | Heart Rate Monitor | GPS | Smart Category | Application | Body Place | Other Sensors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Watch 2 | x | x | x | Watch | Lifestyle | Wrist | Speaker | |
| Fitbit | x | x | x | Watch | Fitness | Wrist | Photodiode | |
| Nintendo Joycon | x | x | Controller (modular) | Gaming | Hand * | IR sensor, NFC | ||
| PlayStation VR | x | x | Eye wear | Gaming | Head | Microphone, speaker | ||
| OM Bra | x | x | x | Clothing | Medical | Upper body | Pedometer | |
| RealWear HMT | x | x | x | Ear wear | Industrial | Head | Microphone, Speaker, camera | |
| HexoSkin | x | x | Clothing | Fitness | Upper body | Pedometer, ECG sensor, Thermometer | ||
| Vuzix AR3000 | x | x | x | Headwear | Medical | Head | Camera, Magnetometer, microphone | |
| Google Glass | x | x | x | Eye wear | Industrial | Head | Magnetometer, microphone, speaker, light sensors, IR sensor, Camera | |
| Samsung Gear S3 | x | x | x | x | Watch | Lifestyle | Wrist | Barometer, Light sensor |
* Nintendo Joy con differs on body place, as the Labo edition allows the Joy Cons to be placed on any slot depending on the game [16].