State of the art analysis, smart watches!

Smart watches are a growing industry combined with so called wearables in general. After releasing the Apple Watch, other wearable companies had to really step up their game. The possibilities for usage are endless, and of course someone has taken this into handling the commuting traffic already. Maybe a lot of everyday passengers fell asleep on the train and someone got sick of it? This app allows the user to enter information about their ride and alerts the user when the destination is getting closer. Some of the other features include setting up automatic friend alerts to those of your friends that are expecting the user at the destination.

This is probably just the beginning of all kinds of information your smart watch can provide for you. Why not set up charging stations at the platforms or free wi-fi, for easier access to information about the location and details like why there are so many passengers on the train on this particular ride. Is there a big game? Or a concert? The interactive uses of a smart watch are innumerable and it’s probably a good idea to start trying to keep up from the beginning.

This is already being implemented in large parts of the world, and like in any other field, China is at its forefront. There you can use your smart watch to access public transportation.

”Imagine walking up to the turnstile at the train 

station, waving your wrist past the scanner, 

and then proceeding into the station."

http://smartwatchfuture.com/android-wear-apps/train-station-alert/
http://venturebeat.com/2014/11/21/these-5-smartwatch-functions-will-start-the-fall-of-the-smartphone/