The rise of smart wearable devices has allowed LCD to find a unique application space.

Take smartwatches as an example: due to their compact form factor, they have special requirements for screen size and power consumption. Through continuous size reduction and process optimization, LCD screens have been successfully applied in smartwatches. They can clearly display key information such as time, date, step count, and heart rate on a relatively small screen area. Moreover, they maintain a certain level of readability even in sunlight, making it convenient for users to check the content on the watch anytime outdoors.

In some children's smartwatches, LCD screens play an even more important role. Their lower cost makes the product price more affordable, while still meeting basic display function needs. This allows parents to have simple interactions with their children through the watch screen and check information such as the child's location.

There are also smart bracelets: although the LCD screens they are equipped with are not large, through concise interface design, they can intuitively present data such as battery level and exercise status. Additionally, relying on their low-power consumption feature, they extend the device's battery life, enabling users to use the device continuously without frequent charging. It can be said that with advantages such as compact size, practicality, and energy efficiency, LCD has added unique convenience to people's lives in the field of smart wearable devices.