"A report from ABI Research predicts that the number of wearable and health devices will rise from the current 21 million to 169.5 million by 2017. Fashion pieces are taking a backseat to tech wearables, such as Zephyr Technology senor-enabled clothing, contact lenses with infrared displays, Google glasses with cameras for augmented reality, and Adidas and Pebble wrist-worn devices that track workouts."

"A report from ABI Research predicts that the number of wearable and health devices will rise from the current 21 million to 169.5 million by 2017. Fashion pieces are taking a backseat to tech wearables, such as Zephyr Technology senor-enabled clothing, contact lenses with infrared displays, Google glasses with cameras for augmented reality, and Adidas and Pebble wrist-worn devices that track workouts."

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