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Poma is a personal multimedia appliance developed by Xybernaut. It is a CPU with a head mount display which delivers access to email, the internet, games and music.
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The Scott eVest is a 17-pocket jacket that holds, conceals and connects cell phones, pagers, PDA’s (personal digital assistant) and CD/MP3 players through the patent-pending Technology Enabled Clothing™ system. A hidden conduit system runs throughout the SCOTT eVEST™, allowing the connection of wires to and from multiple electronic gadgets. Wires are kept in place by hidden Velcro tabs in the lining. Areas of the site include: Product Information; Customer Service; About Our Company; Contact Us; Place an Order.
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The Sensatex SmartShirt System incorporates textile engineering, wearable computing, and wireless data transfer to permit the collection, transmission, and analysis of personal health and lifestyle data. Site areas include: Smart Textiles; SmartShirt System; Press Room; Our Company; Contact Us.
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TECHNOLOGY ENABLED CLOTHING has developed a system to conceal conduits inside garments, its patent pending, Personal Area Network (PAN). The PAN allows connection of electronic devices to each other and to headsets, using a hidden conduit system. The PAN can be adapted to any upper body garment, such as coats, sport jackets, shirts, vests, and so on. Areas of this site include: Management; Our Story; Contact Us; Licensing; Press Kit; In the News.
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Wearables Central was created on July 10, 1998 to act as an archive for the Usenet Newsgroup comp.sys.wearables. This site offers many links to informative sites on wearables information and products. Site areas include: News and Mail Archive, Hardware, Software, Links, Wearable Showcase, New Links, Search News Archives.
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The Wearables Lab is a site maintained by the Computer Science Department of Stanford University. The wearables lab has designed a wearable PC, the "Matchbox" PC. Work is being done their to improve the wearable interface, including research into speech I/O and the development of Thumbcode, a device independent digital sign language for typing on wearables. Site areas include: Matchbox PC, Webserver, News, Resources, DIY, CeBIT, Wearable Webring, Stanford University, Computer Science Department, Wearable Computing Laboratory.
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Xybernaut researches and developes wearable computer technology, hardware and related software. Site areas include: Case Studies; What's New; Where to Buy; Solutions; Company; Support.
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