Wearable Tech
Crowdfunding
The 10 Most Funded Kickstarter Campaigns Ever
A look at the 10 ventures that have raised the most money on the popular crowdfunding website to date.
Technology
Who Needs Smartwatches? These 7 AI Wearables Can Boost Focus, Fitness and Health.
Whether you're looking to increase your focus or track your stride while running, AI wearables aim to help consumers take control of their health.
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Google Glass
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After working on an enterprise version of the wearable, aptly named Glass Enterprise Edition, for the past two years, the Glass team is finally ready to bring it to more businesses.
Virtual Reality
VRcade: Be the First to Open One in Your Town
Virtual-reality arcades offer a way for entrepreneurs to become early adopters in a tech industry poised for exponential growth.
Google
Could an Update Mean a Google Glass Resurgence?
The wearable tech got its first software update in nearly three years, but it only adds Bluetooth support and some unnamed bug fixes.
Personal Health
Why This Weird Wearable Let Me Down -- and What It Taught Me About Tech's Limitations
Healbe is trying to crack a really tough nut with the release of GoBe 2.
Personal Health
Why Would We Expect Wearables to Get Calories Right When We Usually Don't?
A recent study from Stanford shows that wearable devices are pretty terrible at tracking calories.
Health
4 Health Tech Innovations Changing the Lives of Our Most Vulnerable Patients
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