Smart Wearables · Part of The Humanoid Group
About Smart Wearables
Smart Wearables follows smart glasses, VR headsets, haptic gloves, voice wearables and exoskeletons, and what they do at work and at home. The Humanoid Group stands behind the site.
Sources we rely on
- ISO/IEC 18039:2019 Mixed and augmented reality (MAR) reference model — ISO / IEC.
A reference model and shared terms for mixed and augmented reality systems, applications and services. - ISO 9241-910:2011 Framework for tactile and haptic interaction — International Organization for Standardization.
Terms and models for designing and describing tactile and haptic interaction with interactive systems. - Safe listening devices and systems: a WHO-ITU standard — World Health Organization and International Telecommunication Union.
WHO-ITU recommendations for personal audio devices, such as sound-exposure tracking and volume limits. - Deafness and hearing loss fact sheet — World Health Organization.
WHO figures on hearing loss worldwide and the case for hearing care, screening and safe listening. - 21 CFR 800.30 Over-the-counter hearing aid controls — US Food and Drug Administration (eCFR).
US rules for over-the-counter hearing aids: intended users, output limits and required labelling. - Full-colour 3D holographic augmented-reality displays with metasurface waveguides — Nature.
Stanford research on compact full-colour 3D holographic AR displays, showing where AR glasses optics are heading. - List of Electronics and IT Goods under the Compulsory Registration Scheme (Scheme-II) — Bureau of Indian Standards.
BIS list of electronics needing registration in India, including smart watches and wireless earphones. - Equipment Type Approval (ETA) — Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing, Department of Telecommunications.
DoT page on equipment type approval for wireless devices, including the self-declaration route via Saral Sanchar.