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Wearable trackers that monitor physical activity and health metrics. When combined with AR, they can provide visual fitness goals and interactive workout sessions.

Devices worn on the wrist that project AR imagery onto surfaces or space. Utilized for notifications, navigation, and as an interface point for AR applications.

Compact cameras that capture first-person perspectives. Integrated with AR, they can analyze and augment live feeds with information or translations.

Lightweight lenses equipped with displays to deliver AR experiences directly onto the wearer's retina, offering a more natural and immersive way to view augmented data.

Wearable gloves that simulate touch and texture sensations. Enhances AR by providing a sense of physical feedback when interacting with digital objects.

Wearable AR systems with sensors to track where the user is looking. This can be used for more intuitive control and interaction within the augmented environment.

Small sensors that can be incorporated into clothing or accessories. In AR, they can alert users to changes in the environment or provide enhanced situational awareness.

Head-mounted display that presents data within a user's field of view. Used for hands-free information, navigation, and to overlay digital content onto the physical world.

AR lens technology that adjusts focus dynamically. This feature can improve user comfort and provide different focal points within augmented scenes for a more realistic experience.

Wearable AR systems with interchangeable parts. They allow customization for specific user needs, potentially adapting to different functions or upgrading components.

Fashion accessories with embedded technology. AR enabled jewelry can communicate with other devices or present information when viewed through an AR lens.

Apparel with embedded electronics and displays. AR can make use of this integration to display reactive patterns or information directly on clothing.

Wearables that translate neural activity into digital commands. When used with AR, they facilitate hands-free control of the digital interface for accessibility or enhanced interactivity.

Earbuds designed to work with AR technology, providing audio cues and communication capabilities to complement visual AR displays.

Smart glasses with in-built recognition software. They can identify individuals and display pertinent information in the user's field of view in real-time.

Belts equipped with sensors and haptic feedback. Used in AR for guiding users to destinations with vibration cues, enhancing spatial awareness without visual distractions.

Advanced wearable devices that provide complete AR experiences with built-in displays and sensors. Commonly used in industrial, military, and immersive gaming.

Footwear embedded with sensors and feedback systems. They can provide navigation cues and performance metrics via AR interfaces.

Audio devices that provide contextual auditory information using AR. Can inform users about their surroundings and help with navigation or translation.