A wearable device helps you connect with other gadgets around you. It uses a camera to spot another device, then sends a signal to make that device visibly react, like a light blinking or a screen changing. Once it sees this reaction, the wearable device knows it's found the right gadget and stores details about it, such as its location or type.
Why it matters: Filed before significant advancements in on-device AI and computer vision. Modern wearable processors can now handle the real-time image analysis and object detection required for this visual pairing more efficiently than in 2017.
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