Wearables: Page 2
How to Optimize Your Mind, by Optimizing Your Body
Ben Angel shares what happened when he started using wearable devices to improve his workouts.
AI Is Transforming Healthcare as We Know It. Here's a Look at the Future -- and the Opportunities for Entrepreneurs.
Artificial intelligence companies are taking on the health industry with big results for consumers. Here are the pros, cons and potential business opportunities.
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.
Intel Comes Out With Smart Glasses
Plus, a virtual fitness startup raise $13 million and actress Brooke Shields launches a new fashion line.
How AR and VR Will Transform Various Industries in 2018 ?
Immersive technologies such as virtual reality and augmented reality, are going to play a historical role in enriching the learning experience.
What the Next 5 Years Look Like in The IOT Industry
Another focus area for the IoT industry is to retain and train talent with updated skillS
Atari Is Beta Testing a Speakerhat
Atari combined speakers, a hat and Bluetooth to create the Speakerhat!
This Entrepreneur is Weaving Tech Into Fabric
People are constantly looking for ways to utilize the benefits technology has to offer and are amazed in their pursuit
This Crowdfunded 18 Pocket Multi-Utility Jacket Will Change How You Travel
This Made in India jacket is a major innovation in travel jackets that can revolutionize travel.
Wearables and Wellness at Work: It's Not Just a Trend
Companies that use wearable fitness tools have lower healthcare costs. Their employees can battle depression and lose weight.
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.
These Subtle Smart Gloves Turn Sign Language Into Words
The research project comes from Taiwan's University of Science and Technology.
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.
Apple Just Bought a Popular Sleep Tracker
The Beddit deal could help bring sleep monitoring to your Apple Watch.
Low Cost Affordability Driving Growth in Indian Wearable Market
This entry level segment is dominated by fitness trackers from vendors like Goqii and Xiaomi while Intex shipments shrunk in CY Q4 2016.