Let’s try to run your project on Android Wear Emulator

To do this, you need to setup your Android Wear Emulator. Open your Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager and create a new Virtual Device for your Android Wear as below:

This will create a new emulator in your virtual device list. To start, just choose the emulator and click Start.

And your Android Wear emulator will look like this. You’ll notice that there is a cloud icon beside the battery icon. This cloud icon mean that your Android Wear is not paired/connected to any devices.

To connect it to your device, you will need an Android device running on Android OS 4.3+ and above. Install Android Wear app from Google Play Store. (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.wearable.app). After that, plug-in your device using USB to your development machine and run command below:

adb -d forward tcp:5601 tcp:5601

And your Android Wear Emulator will be connected to your Android device.

Android Wear app setting on your Android devices. Notice that it show the Emulator is connected.

Notice that the cloud icon no longer shown as it already connected to your devices.

Now, lets start to run your test Android Project.

Remember to choose the Wear Emulator as target device.

And it will run successfully to show you something as below on your Wear Emulator.

So now you can start to develop your Android Wear app and debug it using emulator if you doesn’t have any wear devices. You can learn more about Android Wear SDK at http://developer.android.com/training/building-wearables.html