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  Wearable Technology Wearable Technology , also known as wearables, are smart electronic devices that are worn near to or on the skin's surface that can detect, analyse, and communicate information about the body, such as vital signs. Wearable gadgets like activity trackers are good examples of the Internet of Things, which allows an object to communicate data with a maker through the Internet. Customers are constantly drawn to items with a sleek design and multi-functionality, and wearable technology products provide these benefits, which are anticipated to increase demand for wearable technology products. Aside from that, hand-worn terminals are increasingly being employed in the industrial and military sectors to provide map and route information. The global Wearable Technology Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 17,142.3 million in 2021 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 45.4 % over the forecast period (2021-2028). Wearable Technology Market Increasing Factors- Te

  smart mirror A Smart Mirror is a high-tech mirror that incorporates integrated electronics such as sensors, cameras, and displays to create a highly functional product. Internet connectivity and a touchscreen interface are among the capabilities offered by smart mirrors. A memory mirror is a big display made up of cameras and other electronic equipment. They're used to try on clothes in showrooms. Smart mirrors are also used in the automobile, consumer, residential, retail, advertising, and medical and healthcare industries. The global Smart Mirror was accounted for US$ 641.0 Mn in terms of value and 2,337 Thousand Units in terms of volume in 2019 and is expected to grow at CAGR of 12.8% for the period 2020-2027. A smart mirror is a two-way mirror with a built-in electronic display. In the form of widgets, the display may show the viewer various types of information, such as weather, time, date, and news updates. This device would be beneficial for people who need to multitask

  5G Infrastructure refers to the fifth generation cellular network that is meant to deliver higher multi-Gbps peak data speeds, more reliability, ultra low latency, massive network capacity, and a more uniform user experience to more users. Improved efficiency and higher performance empower new user experiences and connects new industries. 5G infrastructure is required for the functionality of fifth generation cellular networks. Moreover, it requires thousands of cell towers and antennae to provide uniform user experience to more users. 5G is a new network architecture that will greatly expand connectivity and support new kinds of services. There are over 130 commercial 5G agreements with unique communication service providers and 83 live 5G networks around the world. For example, in 2019, Verizon introduced 5G in parts of many cities with plans to have 5G in more than 30 U.S. Verizon currently offers 5G broadband internet, called 5G Home, in 52 cities, such as Sacramento CA, Houston