Wearable technology

Wearable devices can be stuck onto the stick like plasters, using a new method pioneered by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.

lesia trubat's 'E-traces' is based in capturing dance movements and transforming them into visual sensations through the use of new technologies.

The interrelated trends around miniaturization and portability, wireless communications, power-efficient computing and advanced display technologies have come together to create the smart devices of today. The patriarch of these devices, the smartphone, is 15 years in, and smart-wearables are now poised to drive the next great wave of innovation. This wave is shaped by the technologies that came before it. It's worth revisiting how we got here to get a sense of where we're going next.

Wearable is the gadget that can be worn down. This gadget usually has smart sensors which are connected to the internet/ network for data exchange. In 2000, the first Bluetooth wearable device was sold and in 2017 first Fitbit watch was launched. The famous Google glass launched in 2013,

The wearable technology market has always been at the forefront of innovations. In this article, we look at the key trends in wearables for 2021.

The wearable technology market has always been at the forefront of innovations. In this article, we look at the key trends in wearables for 2021.

A roundup of the five actually useful wearable technology items that debuted in 2015.

Wearable technology is exciting for educators and students. In the past few years, mobile devices have found an essential place in the classroom.

unveiled at london design museum's NEW OLD, the aura powered suit is a collaboration between designer yves béhar and superflex, a powered clothing company.

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.