Wearable Device Chips: Walking the Line Between Functionality and Power Consumption
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Update time : 2022-11-23 09:43:51
After years of development, a variety of smart wearable devices have tended to become popular, or still maintain the growth trend, and the application scene is also expanding. At the same time, as wearable devices develop in the direction of function integration, interaction diversification and light form, the demand for corresponding chips is also increasing. For the market development of smart wearable devices, the importance of the chip is self-evident.
Smart wearable device is the application of wearable technology to the daily wear of intelligent design, the development of wearable devices in general, including watches, bracelets, glasses, and even clothing and other categories. But even though the technology has been developed for decades, there are still many smart wearable products that only stay in the concept stage due to high cost and technical complexity. In terms of technology, the wearable device industry involves sensing technology, display technology, chip technology, operating system, wireless communication technology, data computing and processing technology and other fields. Nowadays, wearable devices are developing in the direction of functional integration, interaction diversification and light form. The reporter learned that, among all kinds of wearable devices, smart watches are leaning towards the concept of "big health", increasing the type and accuracy of physical indicators detection; smart headphones continue to improve the communication and interconnection ability, improve the sound field immersion effect, while also starting to add physical signs monitoring and other functions; smart glasses ecology has not yet formed. Although the ecology of smart glasses has not yet been formed, the key technical aspects such as display image rendering, content presentation, interactive perception means and network communication methods are also under continuous research. In fact, wearable devices have penetrated into almost everyone's life and are more personalized than popular electronic devices such as smartphones. In addition to recording consumers' daily life data, wearable devices are also used in other aspects related to human health, such as healthcare. In the future, wearable devices will continue to evolve with the progress of human society. CINNO Research data shows that the number of chips for wearable devices will exceed 500 million sets in 2021, with a compound growth rate of over 20% in the next five years.
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