We’re ready to enter into the next big wave of wearable tech: wearable robots, for the ultimate in usefulness and convenience.
Latest Articles tagged with wearable devices
Look Out Apple Watch and Fitbit; Here Comes Google Coach
Google is planning on entering the fitness device space with something new called Google Coach. Will it be able to compete with Apple Watch and Fitbit?
The Next Wearable Could Have a Health Sensor that Measures Your Sweat
A new health sensor could be in the next wearables that will use the same type of indication that you worked hard: sweat.
Four High-Tech Wearables for Gamers on the Move
Wearables designed specifically for gamers are hard to come by, but if you are looking for one, here are 4 wearables for gamers that you should try.
Up-and-Coming Wearables to Keep an Eye Out For
In 2017 we’ll be seeing more advancements in wearable tech and a revamp in the user interface. Here are some of the upcoming wearables to look out for.
Top 4 Wearable Tech Options for the 2016 Holiday
Wearable tech is truly at its height. Giving the gift of activity accountability or treating someone with wearable tech are options that will help them live a better day.
4 Fashionable Wearables You Can Sport on a Night Out
If you’re looking for wearables that are just as high tech as they are beautiful, here are 4 fashionable wearables you can actually pair with a look suited for a night out.
Wearable Chairs and You
With the release of Archelis, wearable chairs are starting to make a name for themselves. This article takes a look at the wearable chair and what difference it could make moving forward.
Everything You Need to Know About Wearable Health Tracking
The innovation in wearable devices has now allowed us to track our health on the move. Is this a boon or a bane? Find out all you need to know about wearable health tracking.
Do You Think Google Glass Is an Intrusion of Privacy?
Now that Google Glass has been available more broadly, we’ll start to see it on more and more people in public. Is it an intrusion of your privacy?