Carried and worn devices

Participants can carry temporary identification or position tags, use a phone, choose gaze glasses, contribute a heart-related record, join a selected physiological experiment. Staff explain the device's purpose, association procedure, expected activity, practical burden, retained information.

The device may provide only a temporary session reference or support participant-selected continuity. A tag on the person differs from a tag on a possession. A phone can present an object account or accept an annotation while also changing how the visitor navigates the setting. Staff record those conditions when comparing encounters.

Equipment selection requires practical verification of setup, power, comfort, maintenance, data access, local processing. Positioning, gaze, heart and skin, session association develop the relevant operations. Participants can choose another available configuration or an unrecorded interval according to the actual event arrangement.