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by on May 2, 2006
the RFID Weblog: A wristband for fitness clubs.
While working out you move to different training equipments and these objects identify you, keep track of your data and shows a personal training menu. Of course it displays personal health data too. (Remember my article yesterday?)
The RFID-tagged wristbands can also be used for managing check-in/out, tracking people's activities, monitoring kids' attendance to a fitness program, calling fitness club staff in an emergency situation, and cashless payment in a fitness club facility.
This all makes absolutely sense to me. What do you think? Is this a great, good or bad example for wearable computing this year?
Casio press release here
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tower defense
(05/05/09 11:03am)
I have a quest Is this a great, good or bad example for wearable computing this year?
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