Wearables in the Wild

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Argues that context is the killer feature, not the device, and shows concrete integrations: Android Wear paired to a phone to trigger the camera with a live preview, Google Glass used for hands‑free photos and four‑day continuous testing, and a Steps app aimed at cancer patients for walking and social support. Points to Lollipop activity and speech intents for cheap sensing, cites Gartner forecasts of hundreds of millions and ~40% smartwatches, warns of daily charging and Glass‑hour battery limits.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:30The Hype
3. 0:53Who is Kasper
4. 1:42About Leaf Castle
5. 2:07Examples
6. 3:08Different perspectives
7. 3:38Academic career
8. 5:48Who are you
9. 7:34Outline
10. 8:28Wearables
11. 8:41Beecham Research
12. 9:16Google Glass
13. 10:24What has changed
14. 11:38Does it allow user interaction
15. 12:11Whats in the market
16. 12:59Apple Watch
17. 14:38Invisible Computing
18. 16:01Ecosystem
19. 16:29Intimacy
20. 17:19Money talks
21. 17:33Market drivers
22. 18:28Hype cycle
23. 19:06Hype
24. 19:23Graph
25. 20:19Military
26. 21:31Killer apps
27. 22:11My experiences
28. 22:44What is it like to wear
29. 23:05First impression
30. 23:39Glass
31. 24:08Apps
32. 25:06The cost
33. 26:05The killer application of wearables
34. 27:05Calm mobile experiences
35. 28:16Context
36. 28:47Context Map
37. 30:24Context Aware
38. 31:05Location
39. 31:42Phone
40. 32:34Downsides
41. 33:46Lollipop
42. 35:11Mindfulness
43. 35:45Smart Services
44. 36:19Less is More
45. 36:48Where
46. 37:14Design Guidelines
47. 37:45Interactions
48. 38:30Messages
49. 39:02Timeline
50. 39:22Gestures
51. 40:15Notifications
52. 40:54Immersion
53. 41:09Speech
54. 42:49Save Spot
55. 43:17Design for Speech
56. 44:16Speech Recognition
57. 44:40Summary
58. 46:52Donts
59. 47:58Things to do
60. 49:18Unanswered questions
61. 49:33Alan Turing quote
62. 50:08Extra research
63. 50:19Evaluate the app
64. 50:46Speech in public
65. 51:52Social context
66. 52:08iOS platform
67. 53:35Smart Watch
68. 55:06Connectivity
69. 56:26Body
70. 56:36Battery
71. 57:06Charging

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