Wearables

Among the emerging areas for Printed Electronics (PE), wearables and automotive industries are rapidly adopting this technology on a commercial scale.

Wearable sensor patches are revolutionising healthcare and wellness applications by providing continuous monitoring with optimal comfort and reliability.

New research has developed smart contact lenses that could provide the key to non-intrusive and continuous eye monitoring.

A new smart neckband has been developed to help users track their dietary habits by monitoring food and fluid intake.

Junkosha has concluded its successful second year of the Technology Innovator of the Year Award.

With every successive year, the lines between medical devices and consumer electronics become increasingly blurred – medtech companies seek to expand their reach beyond patients, and consumer electronics companies have targeted medical applications as a key focus for their wearable products.

ARuVR will launch its LRS (Learning Record Score) system and out-of-the-box integration and its Apple Vision Pro app at this month’s Learning Technologies exhibition.

The mature FinFET nodes are rapidly becoming an interesting option for companies focused on low power applications like wearables, IoT, and medical.

Hyperice, a global high-performance wellness brand offering a range of premium wellness recovery tools, takes a look at the top gadgets you need after the London Marathon.

In a significant advance for the medical sector, Linxens, a pioneer in the design and manufacturing of electronic components, is collaborating with Clayens, a European company specialising in the transformation of polymers, composites, and precision metal parts, to develop a unique medical tracker directly integrated into the material.