Wearables can bridge the communication gap between the body and a computer. They can serve various purposes, from displaying real-time narration from actual speech, to generating readable, measurable signals translated directly from the body and understood within the medical space.

The wearables market continues to expand, though the conditions shaping that growth are changing rapidly. That’s according to the latest Global Wearables Market Outlook report from Futuresource Consulting,

As technology continues to reshape nearly every facet of daily life, the wellness industry is embracing a new era of precision and personalization driven by artificial intelligence. Smart wearables, AI-powered fitness apps and at-home diagnostic tools are ...

DR H has officially launched its new WUJI Smart Ring – the WUJI Color Series. Inspired by the Eastern philosophy of “Heaven Round, Earth Square,” the product marks the world’s first fusion of high-jewelry and smart wearable technology. It supports ...

The wearables market is experiencing a shift as new smart glasses technology emerges. According to the Global Wearables Market Outlook 2025 report from Futuresource Consulting, the new wave of smart glasses is reshaping how consumers think about connected ...

Ultrahuman has just teamed up with Click Therapeutics to launch the Migraine PowerPlug, and honestly, this feels like a significant shift for smart wearables. It’s a new software feature for the Ultrahuman Ring Air that borrows technology from Click’s ...

In an age where technology blends effortlessly into daily life, wearable devices have become essential companions in our pursuit of better health and longevity. What began as simple step counters has evolved into a sophisticated ecosystem of smartwatches ...

If there’s one thing that’s become abundantly clear this year, it’s that smart glasses are on their way, and by “on their way,” I mean they’ve pretty much fully arrived. Meta’s Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, its first pair with a screen, are ...

Khasif Hoda was waiting for a train in Cambridge, Massachusetts, when he had an encounter he clearly remembers almost two years later. A young man with “weird-looking glasses” asked him for directions and walked away. A few minutes later ...