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      Wearable technology :A Study on post-human and future applications

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      Ener, Üzeyir Arda
      Advisor
      Treske, Andreas
      Date
      2015-09
      Publisher
      Bilkent University
      Language
      English
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      Thesis
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      This thesis analyses the human-computer symbiosis through the role of technological advancements and developments on wearable technologies. It embraces the mutual relationship between men and the machine in a theoretical aspect and tries to narrate the correlation with a wearable sensor glove application. The interactivity of the current wearable technologies and human case profiles are touched upon. The main objective is to observe and uncouple the transitional stages of mobile media that carries today’s human being to the prospective post-human.
      Keywords
      Wearable Technology
      Mobile Media
      Human-Computer Symbiosis
      Transhumanism
      Post-Human
      The Quantified Self and Internet of Things
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      http://hdl.handle.net/11693/29084
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