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So far, the prototype versions of Wockets have only been used by the MIT development team. The Wockets predecessor sensors, though, Mobile MITes, have been used for:

• Ubiquitous computing research (MIT)
• Multiple studies on the a automatic and real-time detection of physical activity and energy expenditure (MIT, Stanford Medical School, Boston Medical Center/BU, Vanderbilt University)
• Detecting "good" times to interrupt on mobile phones (MIT)
• A system to encourage medication adherence (MIT)
• Research on automatic detection of stereotypies in autistic children (MIT, URI, and the Groden Center)
• Research on robotics (Shimizu Corporation)
• Experiments on posture and furniture (Steelcase Corporation)
• A system to encourage less television watching (MIT)