1. |
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY |
1.1. |
Introduction to wearable technology and report scope |
1.2. |
Industry Overview |
1.3. |
How can technology be made 'wearable'? |
1.4. |
What does wearable technology do? |
1.5. |
What is the most important value proposition for all wearable technology? |
1.6. |
What are the target markets and applications of wearable technology |
1.7. |
Global challenges facing the modern consumer |
1.8. |
Specific drivers for wearable adoption and innovation |
1.9. |
Future trends in wearable technology innovation segmented by core function |
1.10. |
Overall wearable technology roadmap, segmented by function |
1.11. |
Market Outlook |
1.12. |
Wearable Technology Market Forecasts: Annual Revenue 2023-2033 |
1.13. |
Wearable Technology Market Forecasts: Market share by device type 2023-2033 |
1.14. |
Wearable Technology Market Forecasts 2023-2033 |
1.15. |
Roadmap of market trends for wrist-worn wearables broken down by sector (consumer, sport, medical and enterprise) |
1.16. |
Outlook and conclusions for wrist-worn wearables |
1.17. |
Roadmap of market trends for hearables broken down by sector (consumer, sport, medical and enterprise) |
1.18. |
Outlook and conclusions for hearables |
1.19. |
Timeline of modern VR |
1.20. |
VR Outlook and Conclusions: Change is underway after a period of slowdown |
1.21. |
AR headsets as a replacement for other smart devices |
1.22. |
AR Outlook and conclusions: AR success remains tough to achieve |
1.23. |
Roadmap of market trends for skin-patches broken down by sector (consumer, sport, medical and enterprise) |
1.24. |
Outlook and conclusions for skin patches |
1.25. |
Roadmap of market trends for smart clothing and accessories broken down by sector (consumer, sport, medical and enterprise) |
1.26. |
Conclusions for smart clothing: biometric monitoring |
1.27. |
Conclusions for wearable accessories |
1.28. |
Overview of wearable technology granular forecasts and historic data |
2. |
INTRODUCTION TO WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY |
2.1. |
Chapter overview |
2.1.1. |
Introduction to wearable technology and report scope |
2.1.2. |
How can technology be made 'wearable'? |
2.1.3. |
What does wearable technology do? |
2.1.4. |
What is the most important value proposition for all wearable technology? |
2.1.5. |
What are the target markets and applications of wearable technology |
2.2. |
Wearable Sensors |
2.2.1. |
Overview of wearable sensor types |
2.2.2. |
Overview of biometrics accessible through wearable sensors |
2.2.3. |
Roadmap of wearable sensor technology segmented by key biometrics (1) |
2.2.4. |
Roadmap of wearable sensor technology segmented by key biometrics |
2.3. |
Wearable Actuators |
2.3.1. |
Overview of wearable actuator technology and applications |
2.3.2. |
Introduction to electrical stimulation |
2.3.3. |
Differentiation of electrical stimulation |
2.3.4. |
Application of NMES/EMS |
2.3.5. |
The emerging market for wearable therapy is poorly regulated |
2.3.6. |
Wearable batteries, displays and communication systems |
2.3.7. |
An opportunity for Li-ion battery alternatives for wearable technology |
2.3.8. |
Trends in wearable display technology |
2.3.9. |
Overview of wireless technologies for wearable communications |
2.4. |
Opportunities and challenges for the wearable technology industry |
2.4.1. |
Global challenges facing the modern consumer |
2.4.2. |
Wearable sensor innovation is driving interest in health |
2.4.3. |
Specific drivers for wearable adoption and innovation |
2.4.4. |
Reimbursement drives commercialization strategy for medical wearables |
2.4.5. |
Healthcare applications of wearables face privacy and data utility challenges |
2.4.6. |
Future trends in wearable technology innovation segmented by core function |
2.4.7. |
What determines which wearables are adopted and where are the opportunities? |
2.4.8. |
Industry challenges: wearables are a luxury consumers struggle to afford |
2.4.9. |
Overall wearable technology roadmap, segmented by function |
3. |
WRIST-WORN WEARABLES |
3.1. |
Wrist-worn wearable: chapter overview |
3.2. |
Overview of wrist-worn technology |
3.2.1. |
Introduction to wrist-worn wearables |
3.2.2. |
Timeline and value evolution of wrist-worn wearables |
3.2.3. |
What is the difference between fitness trackers, sports-watches and smart-watches |
3.3. |
Wrist-worn Technology: Sensing |
3.3.1. |
Sensing at the wrist: activity tracking (1) |
3.3.2. |
Sensing at the wrist: activity tracking (2) |
3.3.3. |
Sensing at the wrist: advanced biometrics |
3.3.4. |
Sensing at the wrist: advanced biometrics from activity monitoring sensors - blood oxygen and respiration rate |
3.3.5. |
Sensing at the wrist: advanced biometrics from established sensor hardware - ECG and temperature |
3.3.6. |
Sensing at the wrist: advanced biometrics - blood pressure |
3.3.7. |
Calibration free solutions demonstrated at CES 2023 still pursue FDA clearance |
3.3.8. |
Sensing at the wrist : market outlook and technology readiness of wearable blood pressure |
3.3.9. |
Sensing at the wrist: advanced biometrics - 'clinic on the wrist' via spectroscopy |
3.3.10. |
Sensing at the wrist: near-infrared spectroscopy faces challenges from overlapping bands |
3.3.11. |
Sensing at the wrist: non-invasive glucose monitoring has limited potential |
3.3.12. |
Sensing at the wrist: minimally invasive glucose monitoring with a skin patch |
3.3.13. |
Communication at the wrist: convenient and continuous smart-phone access |
3.3.14. |
The commoditization of fitness trackers and the dominance of smart-watches |
3.3.15. |
Traditional and designer watch makers are adding 'smart' product lines to protect their market share |
3.3.16. |
Consumer trends: smart-straps could take control in the meta-verse |
3.3.17. |
Consumer trends: driver monitoring could incorporate smart-watch biometrics |
3.4. |
Wrist-worn technology: Actuating |
3.4.1. |
Overview of actuating at the wrist |
3.4.2. |
Actuating at the wrist: electrical stimulation for nausea |
3.4.3. |
Wearable actuating: Thermoelectric cooling at the wrist for hot flushes |
3.4.4. |
Actuating at the wrist: light therapy for pain relief |
3.4.5. |
Actuating at the wrist: mm-wave stimulation for chronic pain |
3.4.6. |
Could the high-value problem in proving the efficacy of pain relief be solved stress sensors? |
3.5. |
Wrist-worn wearables: Key players |
3.5.1. |
Wrist worn technology: Key players segmented by application |
3.5.2. |
Comparing the market share of wrist-worn wearable players |
3.5.3. |
Comparing key smart-watch players and global pressures on the sector |
3.5.4. |
Factions of the healthcare market leverages the popularity of wrist-worn devices for 'BYOD' business models |
3.6. |
Sector Summary |
3.6.1. |
Roadmap of market trends for wrist-worn wearables broken down by sector (consumer, sport, medical and enterprise) |
3.6.2. |
Wrist-worn wearables - SWOT analysis |
3.6.3. |
Outlook and Conclusions |
4. |
HEARABLES (EAR-WORN) |
4.1. |
Hearables: chapter overview |
4.2. |
Overview of Hearable Technology |
4.2.1. |
Introduction to hearables |
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