Wearables
Brand new in the portfolio: nPM1300 Power Management IC
Effective immediately, the new nPM1300 Power Management IC (PMIC) from Nordic Semiconductor expands Rutronik's portfolio.
Smart watches using AI to detect early signs of Parkinson’s
New research from the UK Dementia Research Institute has unveiled that smartwatches have the potential to detect Parkinson's disease even before the emergence of typical symptoms, enabling a clinical diagnosis to be made up to seven years in advance.
AntennaWare and Silicon Labs address wireless wearables bottleneck
AntennaWare has joined the Silicon Labs technology partner program in a partnership that will address the wireless performance bottlenecks for on or near-body wireless wearables in Bluetooth markets including connected healthcare, audio, and sports applications.
Conker launches campaign to superpower scanning tech
Conker has launched a new campaign to rid the warehousing, shipping, and logistics industries of ineffective, inefficient, and outdated scanning technology.
Wearable technology: revolutionising industries and transforming daily lives
The last few years have witnessed a remarkable surge in the wearable technology market, sparking a revolution in the way we engage with our devices and driving significant advancements across various sectors.
Fully integrated, low-power, single-chip LCOS panel for next-gen AR/XR/MR glasses
OMNIVISION, a global developer of semiconductor solutions, including advanced digital imaging, analogue, and touch & display technology, has announced a new 648p single-chip liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) panel for next-generation augmented reality (AR), extended reality (XR) and mixed reality (MR) glasses and head-mounted displays.
Health and fitness wearables: past, present, and future
Health and fitness wearables have evolved from simple pedometers (step counters) that track basic levels of activity and fitness to complete health monitoring solutions that can be used to monitor all the vital signs of the human body in a variety of ways.
Collaboration on wearables for children with Rett syndrome
AccYouRate, a European digital health company that develops wearable technology, is partnering with the University Hospital of Siena in Italy to assist children with Rett syndrome.
Waveband optimised SWIR lenses
Resolve Optics is a supplier of application optimised Short Wavelength Infrared (SWIR) lenses for imaging applications that are difficult or impossible to perform using visible light.
ROHM SWIR devices for sensing applications
ROHM has established mass production technology for Short-Wavelength Infrared (SWIR) devices for portable/wearable/hearable devices requiring material detection.