In today’s world of shrinking technology, it’s become more and more common to see tech that isn’t carried in a backpack or a satchel, but one ourselves. As we walk down the street, we encounter countless individuals with cutting edge devices clamped, strapped, or wrapped directly onto or around parts of their own bodies. From headphones to exercise monitors, there’s no denying that wearable technology is here available, accepted, and distinctly fashionable.
In today’s world of shrinking technology, it’s become more and more common to see tech that isn’t carried in a backpack or a satchel, but one ourselves. As we walk down the street, we encounter countless individuals with cutting edge devices clamped, strapped, or wrapped directly onto or around parts of their own bodies. From headphones to exercise monitors, there’s no denying that wearable technology is here available, accepted, and distinctly fashionable. But while the wearable technology that we have today may be fun, what kind of gadgets and gizmos might we have hooked up to our bodies in the years to come?
