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Theranica Envisions a World of Non-Pharmacological Medical Therapy Wearables
Theranica is an Israeli bio-medical technology company that develops wearable devices to reduce pain. This Netanya based company envisions a future where pain can be managed or eased using a...
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NUS Scientists Develop Electronic Skin with Exceptional Sense of Touch for...
Scientists have been working hard to improve prosthetic technology where artificial skin will have the ability to feel like a human skin. Many of the currently available electronic skins have complex...
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This Biofeedback Therapeutic Wearable May Ease Symptoms of ADHD
Drum Echoes, Inc., a Florida startup has developed a biofeedback therapeutic wearable that may ease the symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD). Matt Giordano, the president of the...
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Total Brain Joins AMA to Study Uses of Heart Rate Variability Data to Reduce...
Neuroscience-based mental health and fitness platform Total Brain is collaborating with the American Heart Association’s Center for Health Technology & Innovation’s (the Center) Innovators Network...
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Lily Bioceuticals Announces Wearable 24-Hour Life-Like Synthetic “Second Skin”
Everyone wants to live longer but nobody wants to look old. For decades scientists have been trying to develop a life-like cosmetic “second skin”. Now, Lily Bioceuticals, a research-based anti-aging...
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Halo Sport 2: An Affordable Brain Zapping Headset That Boosts Athletic...
After a successful launch of Halo Sport, San Francisco-based human performance company Halo Neuroscience recently launched a fully upgraded Halo Sport 2 at a price that makes neurostimulation more...
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FDA Approves First Cochlear Implants for Single-Sided Deafness and Asymmetric...
MED-EL USA announced that its SYNCHRONY and SYNCHRONY 2 cochlear implants have won the first FDA approval for people with single-sided deafness (SSD) and those with asymmetric hearing loss (AHL). This...
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Maxim’s Health Sensors are Ultra-Small, Use Low Power and Deliver...
Maxim Integrated Products is helping the wearable industry with its ultra-small, low-power sensors that deliver clinical-grade accuracy. Designers creating next-generation wearable health and fitness...
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Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Active 2 Will Come in 3 Models and ECG
Samsung’s new Galaxy Watch Active 2, will be the first smartwatch from the company to feature an electrocardiogram (ECG) heart rate tracker, claims a report by Wareable. But according to the report,...
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Ericsson Second-Quarter Operating Profit Meets Expectations
Mobile telecom equipment maker Ericsson reported a rise in line with expectations in second-quarter operating earnings helped by strong sales growth in North America. Ericsson, which is one of the main...
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Ossia, E-PEAS, and E Ink Partnership Develops Wirelessly Powered Electronic...
Bellevue, Washington-based technology company Ossia, semiconductor company E-peas and electronic ink technology innovator E Ink Holdings have successfully developed the first-of-its-kind...
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Apple Watch 5: Rumors, Features and Release Date
The Apple Watch Series 5 is expected to be released in the fall of 2019 alongside the new iPhone. Apple Watch 4 hit the stores a month after it was announced on September 2018, so it’s expected that...
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The 5 Best Fall Detection Wearables in 2019
The most common cause of injury in the elderly population is falling. In the United States, around 33% of the elderly fall at least once per year, and these falls result in over 2 million visits to the...
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How Smart Bandages Are Transforming Medicine and Healthcare
Chronic wounds are a major health issue affecting tens of millions of people worldwide. While some bandages today are embedded with medicine to treat wounds, scientists have something much more...
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4 Smart Sleep Masks to Help You Get Some Sleep While on the Go
Good sleep is necessary for optimal health and can affect hormone levels, mood and weight. More than half of American adults do not get the recommended 7 to 9 hours of sleep a night. Sleep masks are...
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Valkyrie Developing Haptic VR Suit for Commercial Use
The ultimate objective of virtual reality (VR) is an immersive experience that fully simulates our perception of life. Out of all the perceptions only vision and sound are on the necessary level,...
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Mobile-Sensing System Constantly Tracks Workers’ Performance
Using smartphones, fitness bracelets and a custom app, researchers in the U.S. have created a mobile-sensing system that tracks employee performance. The system works by monitoring physical, emotional...
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How Health Wearables Are Improving Patients’ Lives
The proliferation of wearables such as Fitbit to FDA approved medical devices shows that wearable tech is poised to disrupt the healthcare industry. Estimated worldwide turnover of wearable devices in...
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Energous Wins FCC Certification of GaN-Based WattUp Near Field Wireless...
Energous Corporation, a leader in next generation of wireless charging better known for its wireless charging solution WattUp®, received Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification of a...
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Microsoft Patents Multidimensional Heart Rate Sensor that Delivers Accurate...
It seems like Microsoft is trying to get back in the health wearable space after abandoning the Microsoft Band in 2016. Neowin reports on a new patent filing by Microsoft, which says the tech giant has...
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