Wearables

A team of physicists at Tampere University has developed a method for detecting congestive heart failure with greater ease and precision.

Smartwatch brand Garmin has received a series of complaints from its users who have said their devices have not been working, as the result of a bug.

Myant unveiled its vision for the future of human-AI interfaces at CES 2025, presenting its award-winning, next-generation technology designed to support those at risk of chronic conditions in living healthier, fuller, and longer lives.

The transformative potential of wearable technology was the centre of attention at CES 2025 during a panel discussion titled ‘Next Gen Wearable Tech: Shaping the Future.’  

Designing wearable devices presents significant challenges, particularly in achieving a compact form factor while ensuring ease of use and intuitive interfaces. Devices like AR/VR headsets, smart glasses, and AI pins are revolutionising user interactions through gestures such as air pinches and finger drags.

SolidddVisionTM smartglasses, true vision correction for people living with vision loss due to macular degeneration, make their CES 2025 debut in Venetian Expo, Eureka Park booth #62037.

Piezoelectric and triboelectric tactile sensors, crucial for applications in robotics and wearable devices, face challenges in flexibility and environmental resilience.

Scientists have developed a wearable ‘sticker’ that can accurately monitor and detect changes in people’s breathing – even when not in direct contact with the skin.

u-blox has introduced a new, ultra-low power GNSS chip for compact and efficient positioning technology.

ARION Smart Insoles represent a new step in wearable technology, specifically designed to capture rich biomechanical data from within a shoe.