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Halliday's latest smart glasses feature a much-improved display that addresses the usability issues of its predecessor, marking a significant step forward in wearable AR technology.
The European Commission has exempted wearable devices from battery rules requiring user-replaceable batteries, clearing a major hurdle for Meta's smart glasses and potentially affecting Nintendo's EU console launch.
The Ultrahuman Ring Pro offers comprehensive health monitoring but faces challenges with size, cost, and user experience that limit its appeal beyond serious biohackers.
While Neuralink focuses on invasive brain implants, China’s BrainCo is pioneering non-invasive, wearable brain-computer interfaces. This approach offers a safer, more accessible alternative to direct skull surgery.
Meta is testing AI-powered glasses that continuously record a user's day, raising significant privacy concerns while showcasing the company's push into wearable AI technology.
Learn how smart wearable technology like the Oura Ring 5 uses sensors and artificial intelligence to track health metrics and provide personalized insights about your body's needs.
As a deadly heatwave hits Europe, Rome is using smart bracelets to monitor elderly residents and prevent heat-related deaths. The technology tracks vital signs and alerts caregivers when health risks are detected.
Meta’s new smart glasses line includes a $399 Starfire model designed with Kylie Jenner, featuring her voice as an AI assistant. The wearable tech marks a bold step in blending fashion and artificial intelligence.
The Garmin Fenix 8 Pro has become the top-selling smartwatch deal during Prime Day's opening day, highlighting strong consumer demand for rugged, feature-rich wearables.
Amazon's Prime Day 2024 offers a record 48% discount on the Oura Ring 4, bringing its price to an all-time low and making advanced health tracking more accessible.
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 heart rate sensor showed remarkable accuracy in a recent test, nearly matching the Apple Watch Series 11 in performance.
MIT engineers have created an ultrasound wristband that tracks every finger movement and enables real-time control of a robotic hand. The device offers high precision and could transform prosthetics, VR, and telepresence technologies.
