1. Wearables and Accessibility EASI, Equal Access to Software and Information Ted Drake, Intuit Accessibility @Ted_Drake 2. Wearable Computers 3. Pacemakers Pacemakers deliver small electric impulses to the heart to regulate heart beat rhythm. Introduced in 1958 Remote monitoring Hackable 4. Obstacle Detection in 2004 5. iGlasses - 2010? 6. Google Glass, 2012 7. Wearable as Prototype Cheaper and Faster 8. $40 Hack Kit 9. Acceptance and Ubiquity 10. Complexity in the right place 11. Internet of Things 12. Brillo + Weave 13. Sensors 14. Vision 15. Hands Free 16. Google Soli 17. Piercings Tongue Drive RFID implants 18. Hearing 19. Biometrics 20. Contact Lens Computer 21. iOS Health - Google Fit 22. Clothing 23. Project Jacquard 24. Navigate Jacket 25. Vibrating Shoes 26. Prosthetics 27. Myoelectric Prosthetics 28. Motion 29. Myo Gestures 30. Memory 31. Short Term Memory Loss 32. Emotion Recognition 33. Text and Object Detection 34. Instant Captioning 35. Reading 36. OrCam Reader Eye glass mounted camera and bone conducting headphone. Uses your finger as the guiding gesture. 37. Force-Sensing Switches Replace joysticks and buttons with wearable switches that detect pressure change Embed within shoes and gloves 38. Apple Watch 39. Apple + Google Pay 40. as someone with low vision and (mild) cerebral palsy, no longer do I have to fumble around my wallet trying to find my credit card or struggle with swiping my card into the terminal. -Steven Aquino 41. Resources Ted Drake Twitter: @ted_drake Web: Last-Child.com SlideShare.net/7mary4 WearAbility Twitter:@wearabilityorg Web: WearAbilty.org