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MIT's Personal Robots Group has created a tiny mechanized zipper that zips itself.
Researchers at the University of Washington have developed a new wearable technology that can convert body heat into electricity. This device is flexible, durable, and can even heal itself if it is pierced. The device has the potential to power wearable electronics, eliminating the need for constant battery changes. The researchers also envision applications beyond wearables, such as using waste heat from electronics to power sensors in data centers.
Envisioning the future
Nature Research on Instagram: “One of the challenges of wearable electronics and functional textiles is finding a suitable way to power them. Fibre-based triboelectric…”
A startup called Olio Devices is announcing that it's entering the fray of smartwatches. Its founder and CEO, Steve Jacobs, is a veteran of Apple's iPod and ...
Look, whatever, I just want one
A listing of recent trends and statistics with wearable devices that bring technology to the next level.
Pebble, the company that brought us the first truly usable smartwatch back in mid-2012, is back with another Kickstarter campaign for their next model, the Pebble Time. By way of a reminder, the first Pebble raised over $10 million on Kickstarter after initially seeking $100,000. Some 68,929 people pledged money to the project and as […]
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Naomi Kizhner has come up with a concept for a jewellery collection that converts kinetic energy from the body's involuntary movements into electricity.
The folks over at Phonebloks ignited the modular smartphone movement, which has gained a lot of attention for the functionality it promises: the ability for…
This is a project I’m calling Tacit. No, I didn’t bother making an awkward backronym for it, it just seemed like an appropriate name that’s a lot shorter (though less descriptive) than “Hand-Mounted Haptic Feedback Sonar Obstacle Avoidance Asstance Device”. It measures the distance to things and translates that into pressure on the wrist. It is wrist mounted and senses objects from about 1 inch (2 cm) to 10 feet (3.5m).
Hacer un botón de fieltro o de tela para los proyectos e-textiles es muy sencillo y nos sirve para que los leds no estén siempre encendidos...
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Wearable Technology also referred to as wearable tech or wearables, is the devices or sensors that can be worn on or embedded in our body to perform a specific task or function. These are the type of assistive technology (AT) that is fast-changing with time in terms of size, battery.
Eleven days until Christmas. Everybody got their shopping done? Hey, I have a gift on my list that doesn't cost anything. I own this Samsung S10 Plus and this JBL Charge 3 speaker. Problem: can't get the S10 to connect. I was really looking forward to using my new phone with my speaker. My S6…
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The tough wearables business is about to get crowded. As the sneaker maker reportedly shutters its FuelBand business, it probably wants to let Apple and others do the innovating.
