Linux related wearable computing/wearable electronics or closely related areas (e.g. augmented reality)....
This page was last updated on October 8th, 2008
This page was last updated on October 8th, 2008
Wearable (from Hardware Support)
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MobiliX: Wearables: Players, Watches, Calculators, ..
Wearable links at MobiliX.
Wearable-HOWTO
Describes possible components, user-interfaces and applications of a wearable.
How to build a version of WearComp6
In this paper, find instructions on how to build a hobbyist's wearable computer system that is modular, and easy to re-configure and maintain.
martin's wearable
Martin's personal experience with wearables.
LJ #19, November 1995: The Best Without X
The Best Without X - Using Linux console mode.
Wearable links at MobiliX.
Describes possible components, user-interfaces and applications of a wearable.
In this paper, find instructions on how to build a hobbyist's wearable computer system that is modular, and easy to re-configure and maintain.
Martin's personal experience with wearables.
The Best Without X - Using Linux console mode.
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