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wearable devices

  • Skin-Like Material for Health Trackers Created to Wear and Forget
    Skin-Like Material for Health Trackers Created to Wear and Forget
    Researchers from the University of Missouri’s College of Engineering have invented a soft, breathable, and stretchable material that is nearly undetectable on a person’s skin, for use in the development ...
    February 10, 2023BY Jessie Zhang
  • Fitness Trackers Encourage Us to Walk 40 Minutes More Each Day
    Fitness Trackers Encourage Us to Walk 40 Minutes More Each Day
    Researchers have found in the first review of its kind that clocking miles on fitness trackers, pedometers, and ...
    July 26, 2022BY Jessie Zhang
  • Bigger Screens Can Change How Much We Trust Ads
    Bigger Screens Can Change How Much We Trust Ads
    The screen size of a smartphone can change how much we trust advertisements, which could influence what we ...
    November 26, 2015BY Matthew Swayne
  • Chip Reflects Wi-Fi to Make Wearables Last Longer
    Chip Reflects Wi-Fi to Make Wearables Last Longer
    A new microchip could make the batteries in your high-tech wearables last longer.
    July 24, 2015BY Elizabeth Landau
  • Wearable Devices Could Keep Innocent People out of Jail—If the Court Allows It
    Wearable Devices Could Keep Innocent People out of Jail—If the Court Allows It
    Sometime in March of this year, Jeannine Risley flew from Florida to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, staying overnight in her ...
    July 3, 2015BY Jonathan Zhou
  • The Rise of Wearable Fitness Tech
    The Rise of Wearable Fitness Tech
    Having trouble staying motivated because you're not getting any feedback to keep you going? Welcome to the era ...
    January 29, 2015BY Life Fitness
  • Ultra-Futuristic Smartwatch Design: Holographic Keyboard, Graphene Body
    Ultra-Futuristic Smartwatch Design: Holographic Keyboard, Graphene Body
    The ambitious plan of Czech technology developers is to use the wonder material graphene to build a smartwatch.
    November 27, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Making It Easier to Build Custom Wearables and ‘Internet of Things’ Devices as a Hobby
    Making It Easier to Build Custom Wearables and ‘Internet of Things’ Devices as a Hobby
    Enclosed in many devices that access the Internet are chips made by Broadcom, an equipment manufacturing supplier now ...
    October 26, 2014BY Jeffrey Thompson
  • 3,600 Crystals in Wearable ‘Skin’ Monitor Health 24/7
    3,600 Crystals in Wearable ‘Skin’ Monitor Health 24/7
    A new wearable medical device that uses up to 3,600 liquid crystals can quickly let you know if ...
    September 28, 2014BY Megan Fellman
  • Keeping Smartphones Powered With a Twist of the Wrist
    Keeping Smartphones Powered With a Twist of the Wrist
    The Achilles' heel of any smartphone is its battery's power capacity. There is hope, however. The QBracelet is ...
    August 26, 2014BY Jeffrey Thompson
  • RocketSkates: First Smart Wearable Mobility Device Straps to Shoes
    RocketSkates: First Smart Wearable Mobility Device Straps to Shoes
    Whether it is the meshed honey comb design, the color, or the shape,  at first glance the RocketSkates look ...
    August 20, 2014BY Jeffrey Thompson
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