Intelligence Report: Wearables 2014
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The video discusses the evolution of wearables, from ancient jewelry to modern smart devices, and highlights the challenges of creating a compelling value proposition for these devices, with a focus on the role of wearables in prestige and CPG product strategy, referencing tools such as Google Glass and fitness trackers.
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humans have been wearing jewelry for Millennia eyewear and time pieces for centuries and wearable computers for almost 60 years today the proliferation of low power chips inexpensive sensors and network access provide the foundation for the next wave of smart devices with fitness trackers leading the charge new categories of wearables boast in increasing complexity functionality and independence from other devices with infotainment devices such as Google Glass operating autonomously despite device Evolution from Kickstarter to product launches from some of the biggest names in Tech and consumer all wearables fa the same hurdle a compelling value proposition when Explorer editions of Google Glass started shipping last year 59% of Americans said they would not consider buying the device and 54% were uncomfortable interacting with someone wearing theice device a recent study suggests that while 75% of us consumers are now aware of wearables less than 10% express interest in using them and less than 2% own one to appeal to a wider Bay Silicon Valley is turning to Madison Avenue to transform wearables into an adornment that signals style affluence and desirability the success of these Partnerships will either confirm wearables are the next big thing in fashion or join Mass customization and Facebook Commerce as innovations that never lived up to their billing this L2 intelligence report on wearables Highlights key data and insights into the role wearables made play in Prestige and cpg product strategy L2 members can download the full report at L2 tank.com
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L2 released an animated video along with the first Intelligence Report: Wearables this week. A few highlights:
– Wearables are part of an evolution. Manmade jewelry dates back to 82,000 BC and eyeglasses and pocket watches were made centuries ago. Humans have been wearing personal computing devices for 60 years, starting with the HP calculator watch in 1977.
– The proliferation of low-powered chips, inexpensive sensors and network access has paved the foundation for the next wave of Wearables, with fitness trackers in the lead.
– From Kickstarter devices to large corporations, all wearable tech devices face the same hurdle. When Google Glass shipped last year, 59% of smartphone owners said they would not wear the device and 54% said they would not interact with the device. A recent survey says 75% of U.S. consumers are aware of Wearables, but only 10% have a desire to wear them.
– Silicon Valley has turned to Madison Avenue to turn Wearables into accessories that signify style, affluence and desirability. Intel has partnered with Opening Ceremony, Fitbit with Tory Burch, and Apple with Nike. The outcome of these partnerships will determine whether Wearables are here to stay.
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