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Good afternoon.
A little while back, I was chatting with some developers who had actually ported iOS onto a pair of glasses—they were basically running experiments to see if they could turn standard eyewear into something genuinely high-tech.
Then there was this one company that supposedly integrated iOS into a lounge cushion, adding sensors for things like heart rate and body temperature.
I assume that’s pretty much how smartwatches came to be, too.
Anyway, does anyone happen to have a reliable resource that breaks down the actual process behind this?
Specifically, how one might go about installing iOS onto a non-standard device.
Thanks,
A little while back, I was chatting with some developers who had actually ported iOS onto a pair of glasses—they were basically running experiments to see if they could turn standard eyewear into something genuinely high-tech.
Then there was this one company that supposedly integrated iOS into a lounge cushion, adding sensors for things like heart rate and body temperature.
I assume that’s pretty much how smartwatches came to be, too.
Anyway, does anyone happen to have a reliable resource that breaks down the actual process behind this?
Specifically, how one might go about installing iOS onto a non-standard device.
Thanks,