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September 2003 - Added Annotation Project Information for the Forthcoming ISWC conference
January 2003 - Added Lab of Tommorrow
Added some interesting stuff to the site about the Lab of Tommorrow Project. This is a European project which has lead to some nice wearable hardware.
January 2003 - Added a list of people working in our research group
We decided it was about time we had a current list of whos up to what, so please check out our people page. We've got quite a group going now.
January 2003 - The Future of Consumer Hybrid Intelligent Products and Services
Call for Papers - - CHIPS
The aim of CHIPS is to support research and development by gathering and exchanging information; evaluating the current state of the art; generating new ideas; and providing guidance for future research and the development projects. It acts as an ‘interdisciplinary learning laboratory,’ and supports the formation of sub-groups of companies and research centres that will eventually carry out the research and development that creates new, worthwhile products and services. The ‘learning laboratory’ also examines the needs for the future education and training of high-level professionals in the field and issues guidance on curriculum
December 2002 - IEE Eurowearable 2003 Announced
Thanks to all those who attended Eurowearable 2002 at Hewlett Packard Labs Bristol. Eurowearable 2002, marks our second European wearable meeting. Arrangements for our third are well under way. The dates are set for the 4th and 5th of September 2003, and we will be hosting the event in Birmingham. Eurowearable has made great leaps in only two years, and we hope that you will be able to join us for the third high profile event. The initial call for papers will be issued shortly. In the mean time, please keep checking back for details.
18 September 2002 - IEE Eurowearable Workshop 2002 September 10th 2002
Thanks to all those who attended Eurowearable 2002 at Hewlett Packard Labs Bristol. Eurowearable 2002, marks our second European wearable meeting.
Summer 2002 - Introducing our Wearable Workshop 2002
Wearable computing is an exciting area of research, development and commercial application. There are many UK and European academic and industrial research centres now working on wearable/ubiquitous computing solutions. The aim of this informal one-day workshop/seminar is to bring together researchers in the field wearable computing and provide an overview of UK/European activities.
December 2001 - Image Archives
I have added some images and produced an archive of them available to all in both thumbnails and full-size images. Click here to view our archive. - James
October 2001 - V3.1
The V3 gets a perfomance boost with a 700MHz PIII core. Development is slowed as the power supply finally reaches its designed limit!!!
September 2001 - ISWC
See us at the International Symposium of Wearable Computing in Zurich. http://www.iswc.ethz.ch/events/exhibition.html October 8-9, - ETH Zurich
Our Poster Download 478Kb PDF
May 2001 - V3Check out the V3, James' latest wearable PC, featuring many enhancements.
Also added a link to my research to keep you up-to-date with the happenings in my wearable field.
March 2001 - WebCAM
Check out the WebCAM powered by the trusty WearCAM machine... Click (Withdrawn due to security concerns)
January 2001 - SAN JOSE, CA, USA
See us at the industry-leading meeting on imaging technology and applications. SPIE, Photonics West 20-26 January 2001 • San Jose, California USA - Electronic Imaging
2,800 R&D papers in 85 international conferences 12,000 scientists and engineers 600 companies showcasing products and applications in three engineering pavilions 110 short courses, tutorials, and workshops
Our Paper, Ubiquitous Digital Imaging Systems, 4306B-53
Our Paper Download 1405 Kb PDF
November 2000 - IEE, SAVOY PLACE, LONDON
Wednesday 29th November 2000 The turnout for this meeting was good, and a great deal of information ideas and projects were aired. Click HERE for further event information and pictures.
Our Paper Download 1723Kb PDF