n.
Extra informationsuch as images or soundssupplied to a person from a wearable computer.
Example Citation:
"The devices include everything from Schwartz's fishnet vest adorned with connected components, to laptops-in-fanny-packs, to thick glasses that reflect a video display in one lens. The glasses provide a dominant vision of the real world that is overlaid by information from an electronic world. Such information overlays are called annotated reality, a subcategory of wearable computing distantly related to virtual reality."
Chris Oakes, "Waiting for Wearable Wearables," Wired News, October 19, 1999
Chris Oakes, "Waiting for Wearable Wearables," Wired News, October 19, 1999
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