Welcome to the home of Wearforge.Wearhard. This is a web-based collaboration area for ...

Organizational

• MeetingMinutes?
• WorkingGroups - index working-groups and laboratories for wearable computing

Collaboration

If you want to start a project that the people here are developing together. Add a new link here and let's start.

• Roam-Net Public Access Trailer - A project to provide a technomadic platform and roaming community outpost for wearable and wireless computing.
• MIThril-Wiki

Categories

• CommercialSystems
• HomebrewSystems

• MainBoards - (pdas,laptops and other hackable systeme go here too)
• InputDevices
• VideoDisplays
• VideoCapture
• Storage
• Communication - networking and other communication

• Cases - how to distribute everything on the body, make it real-world proof
• PowerManagement - power-supplies, measuring and minimizing power-draw, ...
• GPS and positioning
• Sensors
• Cameras
• Audio
• Microcontrollers
• ProcessorOptions - comparison of different usable CPU-Architectures

• ToolsAndTechniques - how to go about doing certain things, comparing tools and meterials !new!
• Parts - where to optain what you need and what to choose
• DataSheetLinks - direct links to the most needed data-sheets

Useful publications, news and links

• wearables - see here for other pages with ressources on wearable computers
• robotics
• model-building?
• Displays
• ElectricalEngeneering changed to ElectricalEngineering
• Wearables site - Archived version. Has homebrew information, etc. Does anyone know what happened to the original?

Maintenance of the Wearhard web

Notes:

• You are currently in the Wearforge.Wearhard web. The color code for this web is a (SPECIFY COLOR) background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the Wearforge collaboration tool, please visit WelcomeGuest in the Wearforge.TWiki web first.

Wearsoft	Wearsoft is for discussing wearable computing software and software development. From operating systems to applications, methodologies to user interfaces, all is welcomed.
Wearhard	Wearhard is for discussing wearable computing hardware platforms and peripherals. Feel free to explore industrial and embedded standards, custom components, and more.
Wearfore	Wearfore is for discussing the less tangible aspects of wearable computing. From general discussion of needs and features, to political and social ramifications, if it's materially non-material, it should be here.