wearables

[/ˈwɛrəbəlz/]
nounpl: N/A (already plural)
dispositivos vestíveis
1. Electronic devices or technology designed to be worn on the body as accessories or integrated into clothing
Wearables like smartwatches and fitness trackers have become increasingly popular for health monitoring.
Dispositivos vestíveis como relógios inteligentes e rastreadores de atividade física tornaram-se cada vez mais populares para monitoramento de saúde.
2. Computing devices worn directly on the body that collect and process data about the user's activities and environment
The market for wearables has grown exponentially over the past decade.
O mercado de dispositivos vestíveis cresceu exponencialmente na última década.
The term 'wearables' is widely used in both American tech culture and increasingly in Brazil, particularly in São Paulo's growing tech hub. In Brazil, the English term is frequently used in business and technology sectors, though 'dispositivos vestíveis' is the formal Portuguese equivalent. The wearables market reflects the global trend toward quantified self-monitoring and health consciousness, particularly popular among urban professionals and fitness enthusiasts in both countries.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
wearable technologywearable devicesbody-worn electronicspersonal electronics

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
dispositivos vestíveis
Most common formal translation used in technology contexts
General Brazilian
tecnologia vestível
Alternative formal translation emphasizing the technology aspect
São Paulo
wearables
English term often used directly in tech industry and startups
Portugal
dispositivos vestiveis
Same primary translation as Brazil, though English term increasingly used in tech sectors

Related Words

smartwatchfitness trackerAR glasseshealth monitoringIoT devicesbiometric sensors

Related Idioms & Phrases

on-the-go technology
personal tech
smart accessories
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