Wearable technology, or simply wearables, refers to electronic devices that can be worn on the body, either as accessories, clothing, or implants. These devices often have smart sensors that can collect data about the user's health, activity, environment, and preferences. They can also provide feedback, guidance, entertainment, and communication services through various interfaces, such as displays, speakers, haptic devices, or augmented reality. Wearable technology is not a new concept. In fact, some of the earliest examples of wearables date back to centuries ago, such as eyeglasses, pocket watches, and hearing aids. However, the rapid advancement of miniaturized electronics, wireless connectivity, and artificial intelligence in recent years has enabled the development of more sophisticated and diverse wearables that can offer unprecedented benefits and opportunities for various domains and applications. According to a report by Statista, the global market size of wearable techno