A new device could make it easier to monitor sleep apnea at home
The AI Pin is designed to replace your phone entirely, doing virtually everything your phone can do—from taking pictures to sending and receiving text messages to composing emails. There’s just one catch: it has no screen at all, but instead operates as a wearable projector. The AI Pin will project your messages, emails,
Smartphone technology has come a long way and most of us would consider there is no going back from the endless convenience of next-gen phones that keep dropping every other week. This notion may be on the verge of change, with a pocket-friendly Rabbit that paced through the hearts of CES attendees this year. Dubbed
Fujitsu's futuristic Cómodo gear is a wearable AC unit with biometric sensing & monitoring
These garments by Yves Béhar's Fuseproject studio feature connected "electric muscles" that assist elderly wearers to walk, stand up and climb stairs.
https://youtu.be/jlTZeKWuZrcWe’ve got so many gadgets these days to elevate our sensory experience right from the comfort of your home - be it the crisp display
On the positive side, lockdowns during the pandemic have brought families together. The age-old tradition of having grandparents, parents and children live unde
Benjamin Hubert of experience design agency Layer has designed Playr, a smart wearable for elite aspiring football players for leading sports analytics and tech company Catapult. Playr enables athletes to track performance, improve their game, and compete against other players.
Degree, a wearable thermometer, fits snugly into the child’s ear and relays information about his or her condition during a fever.
Here is a wearable robot that improves mobility of people with Parkinson's disease. Honda's Walking Assist Device has a lightweight design. It is worn
Learn more about wearable consumer devices that are powered by AI, and the potential markets this technology amplifies.
engineers packed 15 discreet sensors into each hand so the wearable device has an accurate picture of what the hands are doing, no matter their orientation.
Every year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the next generation of snazzy tech products come to shake their tail-feathers and get people excited about the future and/or scared of The Singularity. This year, among the many impressive…
The sharpest of minds have been studying DNA for more than 70 years now, for a better understanding of the human species and how the individual’s biology is sha
The necklace not only adds fashion for you, but also cares for your neck health by tracking your neck activity. If you like the idea, let's go on checking
