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Industrial Wearables are a type of Wearable Technology designed for use in industrial settings. These wearables are typically used to monitor employee safety, track employee performance, and provide real-time data to improve operational efficiency. Industrial Wearables are often equipped with sensors and other technologies to detect hazardous conditions, monitor employee health, and provide feedback on employee performance. They can also be used to track inventory, monitor equipment, and provide real-time data to improve operational efficiency.
Industrial Wearables are becoming increasingly popular in the workplace, as they provide a cost-effective way to improve safety and productivity. They are also becoming more sophisticated, with features such as voice recognition, facial recognition, and gesture recognition.
Some companies in the Industrial Wearables market include Honeywell, Zebra Technologies, Augury Systems, and Wearable Intelligence. Show Less Read more