Wearables
Top 5 innovative tech of 2022
Bio-powered electronics. Kinetic floors. Turbine power. Magic wood. And mental health robots. These are just a handful of the innovative ways in which people, communities, and businesses are coming together to make a fun, interesting and greener future for everyone.
Imint launches video enhancement solutions for the consumer wearables market
IMINT Image Intelligence AB, a global specialist in video enhancement software, has announced the launch of Vidhance Selfie Mode and Vidhance Infinite Horizon Correction for the consumer wearables market on the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 platforms.
Lumus launches next-gen 2D ‘Z-Lens’ waveguide architecture
Lumus has announced the introduction of its 2nd generation Z-Lens 2D waveguide architecture that builds upon 2D Maximus to enable the development of smaller, lighter AR eyeglasses with high-resolution image quality, outdoor-compatible brightness and seamless Rx integration.
Power supply design considerations for primary cell-powered remote patient monitors
Remote patient monitors (RPMs) are continuously evolving to include more features that enable doctors to gain greater insights into their patients’ health. These features create greater demands on the single-cell batteries that power the monitors.
One small step for man, one giant leap for Moonwalkers
Moonwalkers claim to be the world’s first electrical shoes enabling you to walk at the speed of a run intuitively and effortlessly. Its creator, Shift Robotics aims to transform the face of urban mobility.
Wearable tech – turning us inside out
Technological innovations for the healthcare industry are constantly evolving. Scientists and engineers are always looking for ways to bridge the gap between medical professionals and patients, in a way that will make a positive impact for everyone. Wearable technology is just one of the ways that science fiction is becoming science fact. Electronic Specifier’s Sheryl Miles takes a close look at two of the latest advances in wearable techno...
myFirst, introduces the bone conducting wireless lite headphones
myFirst, the Singapore-based tech brand for kids, has announced the availability of its latest innovative tech, the myFirst Headphones BC Wireless Lite.
Flexible conductive adhesives for electronic wearables
When it comes to electronics, characteristics like bendability, flexibility, foldability and wearability become increasingly important.
What is a haptic feedback technology? Types, devices, and use
Simply put, haptics is a technology which allows one to receive tactile information through their sensations, by applying forces, vibrations, or touches. Haptics simulate an object or interaction from the virtual system, producing the feeling it’s real.
sureCore’s low power memory delivers power efficiency for BLE-enabled devices
The popularity of wearable devices has seen an explosion of market entrants all vying to deliver a better user experience with a richer feature set than their competitors.