However, the shortcomings of current wearable devices are also obvious. For example, the collection of data cannot provide a complete solution. After collecting personal data, it only displays the data on the surface, and cannot provide solutions such as diet and daily life. The bottleneck of the current battery development also restricts the feasibility of more functions of wearable devices. In order to meet the battery life of most wearable devices on the market, it is more of a compromise between functionality and hardware, and from the results See, the compromise on hardware can only increase the battery life of wearable devices for a few days. Compared with the battery life of traditional watch devices, which can last for half a year to several years, wearable devices have a trade-off between function and battery life before the battery technology breaks through. It's a big problem. In short, wearable devices still have a long way to go.
Therefore, the author believes that wearable devices must rely on the support of big data to achieve complete functions, and currently only giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Alibaba can achieve big data collection, which means that wearable manufacturers want to achieve Product functional improvement may only be achieved through cooperation with these giants and relying on big data to achieve functional improvement of wearable devices. As for the battery life experience, I believe it will take a few years to achieve a breakthrough. The aspect is not very mature yet, so everyone should continue to wait and see, don't start blindly, but it is certain that after solving the functionality and endurance experience, wearable devices will become necessities for people like smart phones in the future.
