Dynamic wearable device behavior based on schedule detection

A wearable device for adapting behavior to a user's current context, the wearable device comprising:

• at least one sensor for receiving sensor data related to a user;
• a memory storing a schedule format that specifies at least one characteristic of sensor readings previously associated with a predefined meeting context comprising:
• a first period of relatively high activity;
• a second period of relatively low activity;
• and
• a transition from the first period to the second period at an identified time;
• and
• a processor in communication with the memory and the at least one sensor, the processor being configured to:
• compare the sensor data to the schedule format stored in the memory of the wearable device;
• determine that the received sensor data matches the schedule format;
• determine, based on the received sensor data matching the schedule format, that the user is currently in the predefined context;
• identify an action associated with the predefined context;
• and
• execute the action while the user is in the predefined context.

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium encoded with instructions for execution by a processor of a wearable device, the non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising:

• instructions for receiving sensor data from at least one sensor of the wearable device;
• instructions for comparing the sensor data to a schedule format stored in a memory of the wearable device, wherein the schedule format specifies at least one characteristic of sensor readings previously associated with a predefined meeting context comprising:
• a first period of relatively high activity;
• a second period of relatively low activity;
• and
• a transition from the first period to the second period at an identified time;
• instructions for determining that the received sensor data matches the schedule format;
• instructions for determining, based on the received sensor data matching the schedule format, that the user is currently in the predefined context;
• instructions for identfiying an action associated with the predefined context;
• and
• instructions for executing the action while the user is in the predefined context.