want. you say wearable technology is all the rage. what do you mean by that? when we talk about wearables, we re starting off with some of the fitness bands that you have seen. the nike fuel band. we have started to see that be. a gateway where big tech companies are, okay, we re going to take these wristbands and take them to the next level to smart watches, other types of things that track your sleep patterns and even just your heart rate. that s one of the major themes here. every company under the sun, small and large, are pushing the wearables on the consumer. we haven t really truly embrace ed it yet, so we ll have to see if that catches on. what kind of advances can we expect in this idea of smart technology? smart technology, when we talk about smart appliances, think about a crock pot or a toothbrush that can talk to your phone and control it it remotely or get information from it.
even available to the public. once we sort of see how this effects people s interaction real day-to-day way. i think it s going to be interesting when you can watch a video of emeril cook while you have your egg in the marinade. foreign country and translate in own language. sit in meeting at work and watch. reminds you of vanilla sky and all of that piggy backs perfectly into health as well. you think we are going to be wearing a lot more technology. gadgets that keep track of your health. wear gadgets and pick update that and let s us stay informed about our own bodies. you have fit bit. nike fuel band gathering this information in realtime. translating to your smart phone there is a smart toothbrush that connects with your smart phone and connects with your dentist emails them it and let s them know your brushing habits. no more brushing at the last minute and telling your dentist have you been doing it the entire time which is interesting. also, you have sort of got
ramifications of people using this thing in everyday environments, it will be really interesting. to be able to cook and watch the recipe on a video as you have your hands in the marinade, or to be able to look at a street sign in a foreign country and have it translated immediately into your native language, or to watch cat videos while talking to somebody at work and they ll never even know. are you doing that right now? i am not. i promise. i m going to put to you a lie detector test. we re talking health. what are we looking at in terms of health in 2014? in 2014 i feel like it will be all about gadgets, sort of tracking our health and helping us stay informed about what s going on with our own bodies. the emergence of things like the nike fuel band and others, we re able to gather way more data on ourselves than we ever were before and it all connects to your smart phone. it allows you to sort of make more informed decisions about
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