Quest Global Engineering Services Limited today announced the acquisition of Tests Assured, a US-based company specializing ...

The wearable technology market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 16.90% during 2027–2032, driven by rising demand for health monitoring, enterprise augmented reality, and on-device artificial ...

Overview: Temple uses green, red and infrared light sensors to track optical signals linked to cerebral circulation.Its ...

Wearable tech is, at the risk of going all Derek Zoolander. It’s so hot right now, it seems nothing can take away its coolness. Nope, not even that shower picture. However, there’s a reason for this: ...

The wearable devices sector has advanced well beyond simple fitness bands and step counters, growing into a multibillion-dollar market that now overlaps with artificial intelligence, extended reality ...

Iron-on patches can repair clothing or add personal flair to backpacks and hats. And now they could power wearable tech, too. Researchers reporting in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces have combined ...

Today, I still think we're more concerned with where our diamonds come from than what's running the devices on our fingers.

Startups and tech giants alike are rushing to launch wearable technology—from bracelets to necklaces to glasses and more—that provide users with access to personalized AI assistants. One of the latest ...

A systematic scoping review of 147 studies finds that wearable monitoring in mental health care may offer benefits but rests ...

There’s a new wearable in town and it looks like telepathy in action. It’s called AlterEgo, and its secret isn’t magic or mind-reading. Its makers say the hardware detects “silent speech,” including ...

Over the past decade, wearable technologies have moved from novelty items to integral tools in both formal and informal learning environments. These devices range from wrist-worn fitness trackers and ...

Wearable devices are making it easier to track sleep, heart rate, steps and other health indicators. However, doctors say ...