Since that time, Epson has continued to innovate, and their products based on compact, energy-saving, and high precision technologies - from printers and projectors to industrial equipment – are used in a wide range of settings.
Epson's wearable products bring together uniquely developed sensors, micro-displays and other technologies in the ongoing pursuit of wearable products that combine extremely advanced technology with an ease-of-use that allows them to be worn effortlessly.
Booth: HALL3 3N31
Moverio
Worn like a pair of glasses, this is a see-through type of wearable information device that permits the wearer to simultaneously view the screen while looking at his or her surroundings. Equipped with Epson's micro-display technology, the device has excellent viewability allowing users to focus on screen images without changing their line of sight. The device is loaded with the Android™4.0 platform, various sensors (camera, gyroscope, accelerometer, and geomagnetic field sensor), GPS functionality, a microphone input, and Bluetooth® connectivity.
At the venue, Epson will introduce examples of business applications that utilize the product's distinctive binocular see-through display. Visitors will also be able to experience how it helps users perform tasks, such as wearing Moverio to show them how to solve a Rubik’s Cube®.
Pulsense
Pulsense is an activity monitor that informs wearers of their level of exercise intensity, caloric balance, sleeping status, and heart status by measuring their pulse rate - they need only to wear it on their wrist. It not only measures acceleration, but comes equipped with Epson's proprietary high-precision pulse rate sensor technology. Pulsense makes use of the light-absorbing properties of hemoglobin in the blood. LED light is illuminated onto blood vessels in the wrist and pulse rates are measured through changes in blood flow.