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Wearable Technology to Aid Disaster Relief

Mobile augmented reality (AR) systems’ being developed by the University of South Australia will be able to transfer people into mobile augmented reality systems The technology consists of a computer which can be carried in a backpack, virtual reality goggles and an attached video camera that can convey information to a control room via wireless LAN or 3G networks. Technology has a other potential uses, such as in viticulture or defense, Professor Bruce Thomas said. The project has been in development for over seven years and it would cost A$50,000 for the university to build the complete system.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2119314/wearable-technology-to-aid-disaster-relief.html

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