Posts Tagged: Wearable
This multi-sensor wearable for tennis gives you basic mocap
Most wearable sports trackers offer one sensor that you stick in one spot. TuringSense’s full Pivot system places sensors at wrists, elbows, shoulders, chest, waist, knees, and ankles. This means no need for a camera to capture your motion.
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RE-vibe is the anti-distraction wearable you need in your life
The RE-vibe is the world’s first anti-distraction wearable, leveraging a proprietary algorithm to remind wearers to stay (or get back on) task, all by way of slight vibrations on the wrist.
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Report: Wearable device shipments to surpass 214 million in 2019
In 2015, about 80 million wearble devices will be shipped around the world, and in 2016 this figure will rise 44.4 percent to 111.1 million units. Smartwatches will drive much of this increase, according to the International Data Corporation (IDC).
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Wearable market mayhem: Apple closes in on FitBit, while Xiaomi hunts down Apple
FitBit remains top of the wearables market with 22 percent market share, but Apple is quickly catching up with 18 percent, despite the price discrepancy. Surprisingly, no Android Wear manufacturer has been able to crack the top five in the third quarter.
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EasyJet and Cute Circuit joined forces to make wearable tech uniforms for staff
Nothing screams hospitality like light-up LED wearable tech uniforms for flight attendants. At least, that’s what EasyJet is betting on now that they’ve teamed up with Cute Circuit to create a new line of smart clothes.
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The Dfree wearable predicts your next bowel movement
Ideal for anyone that needs time to locate a bathroom, the Dfree is a new wearable that attaches directly to skin in order to monitor intestinal activity and create a bowel movement countdown clock
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Vibes is the app that finally puts the wearable first
Enter Magic Vibes Corporation, the company that is finally paying wearables the attention they deserve when it comes to applications, and for now, its primary offering is a mood app it calls Vibes.
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Best Wearable Technology For Students
Heading back to school and want a new piece of wearable tech? There’s a lot of choice out there, so to help out, here are our five wearable picks for 2015, based on functionality, style, and price.
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