Blink Energy makes the eyelid a hi-tech sensor against epilepsy
Blink Energy launches an eyelid wearable that monitors health through eye movement. Epilepsy is just the beginning.
The future of wearables: a material that moves like skin
A new "skin-like" material with ceramic nanoparticles for always connected wearable devices is stable even under stress.
From body scan to relaxation: RO, the robotic vest that calms your nerves
RO, anti-nerve vest with custom-made inflatable pods, uses 3D body scanning to identify each user's acupressure points.
Blood glucose, we'll check it with a ring
A new ring non-invasively and directly measures blood glucose levels with clinically useful accuracy, using electromagnetic waves.
Ideas for next Valentine's Day? An earring that measures ovulation
A thermal earring to replace smartwatches and bracelets in health monitoring: the University of Washington focuses on convenience to improve diagnostics.
Memory and energy from the fingers: this "ring" anticipates future wearables
Australian scientists develop a wearable device that generates energy from the movement of the finger, and also stores data. A step forward for wearable technology.
Motorola dares again: the wearable smartphone is back
At Tech World 2023, Motorola presents a new wearable prototype that promises to revolutionize the way we use smartphones.
Humane unveils AI Pin at Paris Fashion Week: an assistant to wear
To the Pins of Humane: no screen, projections on the hand and voice translations. All in a "pin" that aims to be the iPhone of AI
2023, will be the year of wearable technologies
Someone has been using them for a while, but next year will be the first year in which wearable technologies will seriously invade the planet, with many opportunities and only one risk, but a big one.
BodyTrak, the bracelet that creates your double in 3D with a single camera
Researchers have developed a bracelet that, for the first time of its kind, tracks the posture of the entire body in 3D
A wearable device injects the antidote if it detects opioid overdose
The University of Washington proposes a solution to the opioid overdose problem: a new device, capable of intervening immediately.
ElectroDermis, the patch of the future knows when to heal
ElectroDermis can monitor many parameters and point dynamics (think of the hollow of the knees) that cannot be reached by any patch in the world.
Google Jacquard: “smart” clothes that do it all
What is Jacquard? A fabric that has a decorative process integrated into the fabric itself. Google has made it a symbol of wearable technology.
The Twitter suit displays messages in real time
Wearable technology has already made its appearance in the sports sector (now bracelets and ...
