
Wearable Scanner
WP801 Glove-Mounted 2D Scanner With Touch Screen
A 26g back-of-hand scanner with a screen, built to cut pick errors.
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Hands-free picking is a motion problem before it is a technology problem. Every handheld scan costs two movements that add nothing: putting the scanner down to handle the goods, and picking it back up. Wearables remove both.
How to choose
A finger ring is lightest and cheapest per operator. A glove-mounted unit adds a screen so confirmation happens where the operator is already looking. A wrist-worn Android terminal runs the whole task list on the hand.
If the WMS client can run on the device, a wearable Android terminal removes the companion phone entirely. If it cannot, a ring or glove scanner pairs to the phone or terminal you already deploy.
Removable packs allow a swap between shifts. Fixed packs mean a device out of service for a charge cycle.
The glove and wearable Android units ship with a free SDK, so the scan stream drives your client directly instead of arriving as keyboard input.
Hardware

Wearable Scanner
A 26g back-of-hand scanner with a screen, built to cut pick errors.
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Wearable Scanner
A wearable that is a full Android terminal, not just a scan engine on a strap.
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Wearable Scanner
A ring-worn 1D/2D scanner for pickers who cannot spare a hand.
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Industrial PDA
The WP802 platform positioned as a hand-worn Android computer for app-driven workflows.
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Describe the workflow as it runs today and we will say which of these models fits which position, and what it costs.