Wearables

Wearable end systems are widely used in consumer, medical, and industrial applications.

The global smart badges market is set to reach a valuation of $50 billion by 2033, expanding rapidly at 9% CAGR over the next ten years.

For the third consecutive year, Infineon Technologies has successfully defended its market leading position as MEMS microphone supplier.

The University of Antwerp (UAntwerp), a dynamic, forward-thinking university aiming to contribute positively to society, and imec, a global research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies announce their new spin-off called IoSA (Internet of Small Animals).

Xplora Technologies AS announces the launch of its premium smartwatch X6Play, a recent winner of the 2023 CES Best Innovation Award in the wearable technology category.

IMINT has announced the launch of Vidhance Selfie Mode and Vidhance Infinite Horizon Correction for the consumer wearables market on the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 platforms.

Bio-powered electronics. Kinetic floors. Turbine power. Magic wood. And mental health robots. These are just a handful of the innovative ways in which people, communities, and businesses are coming together to make a fun, interesting and greener future for everyone.

IMINT Image Intelligence AB, a global specialist in video enhancement software, has announced the launch of Vidhance Selfie Mode and Vidhance Infinite Horizon Correction for the consumer wearables market on the Snapdragon W5+ and W5 platforms.

Lumus has announced the introduction of its 2nd generation Z-Lens 2D waveguide architecture that builds upon 2D Maximus to enable the development of smaller, lighter AR eyeglasses with high-resolution image quality, outdoor-compatible brightness and seamless Rx integration.

Remote patient monitors (RPMs) are continuously evolving to include more features that enable doctors to gain greater insights into their patients’ health. These features create greater demands on the single-cell batteries that power the monitors.