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This wearable medical device could help paralyzed people move
Researchers in Canada have created an electrical assistive device called MyndMove that helps people with paralysis move on their own. Anita Keyzer became a quadriplegic after a crash in 1996. “The...
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New Smart Socks Help Prevent Patient Falls
Palarum LLC., a Lebanon, Ohio-based startup has developed smart socks that can reduce the chance of patients falling. PUP (Patient is Up) is the most technologically advanced, nurse-centric, patient...
View ArticleBreakthrough Innovations That Will Shape Our Future
The impact of technology is forcing many companies to try to adopt new strategies. To be a leader in your industry you need to change, adapt, and innovate. Breakthrough innovation is when a developer...
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Apple to Add Support for Student ID to iPhones and Apple Watch For Six Colleges
To a college student, the student ID card is their entire lifeline. Students use it to get into their residence hall, the fitness center and it’s even used to pay for meals or in some schools it can be...
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Re-Timer: Light-Therapy Glasses to Help You Get Some Sleep
Working irregular hours, living through the winter months and traveling to different time zones can greatly affect your mood and productivity. Studies have shown that you can readjust your sleeping...
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Hugo Boss Discontinues its First Smartwatch The Boss Touch After Less Than A...
Hugo Boss has discontinued its first smartwatch the Boss Touch on watchshop.com. While the watch is still available on the company’s website, Movado Group, the maker of Boss Touch has confirmed the...
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BPMpathway Wins Digital Health Best Platform Award
BPMpathway, a remote patient monitoring platform, has won Juniper Research Future Digital Award For Innovation & Commerce 2018. The Future Digital Awards praises firms at the vanguard of new...
View ArticleHow Digitization Can Impact Production and Revenue Growth in Various Industries
As digitization becomes more prevalent, it could create new levels of competition, according to a report by McKinsey & Company. Investing the correct amount in the vital sectors of digitization...
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Electronic Skin for Prosthetic Hands Lets Amputees Feel Pain
Researchers at Johns Hopkins have developed an electronic skin (“e-dermis”) that could be implemented to a prosthetic hand to enable the wearer have a feel of touch. Sense of touch or pain are some of...
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Medical Smart Fabric Market Shows Noteworthy Growth by Strong CAGR Up To 2027
The Medical Smart Fabric market all throughout the world is set to experience an astonishing growth by the end of the forecast period of 2018-2027, according to Market Research Future (MRFR). Medical...
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Bose Launches Noise-Masking Sleepbuds to Help You Sleep Better
Bose, the audio equipment maker well-known for its chic speakers and noise-canceling headphones, has thrusted into the sleep industry with its revolutionary noise-masking sleepbuds – earphones designed...
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Top 7 Affordable Fitbit Alternatives to Help You Stay Fit and Save Money
If you’re searching for a quality activity tracker, the sea of options available can cause you to become perplexed. High-end fitness trackers such as Fitbits and Apple Watches have set the benchmark in...
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How Enterprises Can Manage the Effect of Digital Disruption
The digitization trend elevates customer expectations across every industry, with businesses progressively impacted by and interconnected with disruptive transformations outside their industry. Digital...
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HTC Will Lay Off 1,500 Employees In An Effort to Save Money
HTC, the struggling Taiwanese smartphone maker announced that it is laying off 1,500 employees from its Taiwan manufacturing division in an effort to recuperate from months of bad quarterly results and...
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Soft Contact Lens Can Monitor Glucose, Medical Conditions and Deliver Drugs
Researchers at Purdue University have developed soft contact lenses that not only works as a contact lens but also can monitor glucose and medical conditions and be used to track intraocular pressure...
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Jenax Will Exhibit World’s First Truly Flexible Battery at Wearable...
A vital part of wearables, especially in the healthcare space, are batteries. Flexible, durable and innovative design of batteries can provide the wearable a sleek, fashionable look. Jenax, the...
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Non-adherence to medications can lead to negative healthcare outcomes:...
Dharma Teja Nukarapu is the CEO & Founder of Shark Dreams. In an interview with WT | Wearable Technologies Mr. Nukarapu discussed his company’s ecosystem called LIVIT. LIVIT ecosystem is designed...
View ArticleEverything Starts With The Heart – Interview With Firstbeat CEO Joni Kettunen
Firstbeat is a company that brings cutting-edge physiology, mathematics, and technology together in pursuit of a simple, important goal – to make better health, fitness and performance decisions based...
View ArticleHow Smart Products Are Making A Revolution in Healthcare
A few years ago, wearable technology meant something that you wear on your wrists such as a fitness tracker monitoring your heart and tracking your steps, but now the technology has gone far beyond...
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Rising Popularity of Female Health Tech Will Take A Big Bite Out of Wearables...
When it comes to women’s health tech, we haven’t seen any major breakthrough except a few female health trackers and smart bras. Still, we should feel excited about what’s happening in the space,...
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