Wearable technology, sometimes referred to as “wearables,” is a class of electronic devices that may be worn as accessories, integrated into clothes, implanted in the user’s body, or even tattooed on the skin. The gadgets are hands-free devices with practical applications that are powered by microprocessors and have the capacity to send and receive data via the Internet.
Wearable technology has risen to the forefront of the Internet of Things due to its fast adoption (IoT).