Recap Day 1 @ Wearable Technologies Conference in San Francisco

"We envision a connected world, in which everything in people’s life will have computing power, wireless connectivity, and a lot of sensors. Wearable technologies...
Purdue Neurological disorders

Tiny, Remotely Powered Electronic chip provides big improvement to treat neurological disorders

Researchers from the Purdue University have developed an electronic chip that may provide improved support for people affected by brain and central nervous system...
Breathe to lose weight

This Wearable Helps You Lose Weight by Analyzing Your Breath

With a vape pen-like look, Lumen, a small wearable device helps you lose weight by analyzing your breath. Lumen is your very own nutritionist...

News Roundup – Winter Edition 2016

This winter edition of our news roundup recap comes along with Santa Claus and with some surprises! Nobody saw it coming when back in 2015...
Therapy robot autism

This Therapy Robot Helps Children with Autism by Teaching Them Social Skills

Autism is a developmental disorder that appears in early childhood. It is the most common condition in a related constellation of disorders known as...

Baby Boom

The last time we reviewed wearable tech for newborns and pregnant women was in 2013 and  since then a lot of new baby wearables have...