Wearable Tech 2.0

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• #WearableTech #SmartGlasses

  

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  These Glasses for the Blind Can Read Documents, Scan Faces

  CNET - Abrar Al-Heeti

  Smart glasses from Envision are built on the enterprise edition of Google Glass.

• #Wearables #Apple #Smartwatch #AppleWatch

  

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  Apple Watch Series 8 could include a body temperature sensor

  Engadget - Kris Holt

  WatchOS 9 may also add an improved low-power mode, according to Bloomberg. If Apple sticks to its usual calendar, we should get our first look at Apple Watch Series 8 in September. We'll likely see watchOS 9 for the first time at WWDC in June as well. Both events are months away, but the Watch …

• #Wearables #AR #VR #5G

  

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  The Morning After: A 5G necklace for VR and AR

  Engadget - Mat Smith

  Or lanyard. Or gadget rope. In a bid to sidestep the issues of power, size and other technical hurdles of wearable displays, Verizon and Motorola have teamed to create the 5G Neckband. Putting connectivity, processing and battery in a collar could lead to lighter and more comfortable heads-up …

• #Sony #Linkbuds #WirelessHeadphones

  

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  Sony LinkBuds review: A unique design that lets the world in

  Engadget - Billy Steele

  Open earbuds mean ambient sound is always on. Much of the innovation on true wireless earbuds hasn’t included overall design. Sure, companies have extended battery life and added a slew of new features, but the primary exterior advances have been in reducing size rather than drastically changing the …

• #Healthcare #WerableTech

  

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  Wearable Technology and the Future of Healthcare

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  The Wearable Health Tech Revolution By Ellen Landes, MS, RDN, CPT Medically reviewed by Daniel Bubnis, MS, NASM-CPT, NASE Level II-CSS Who knew that the …

• #WearableTech #Exoskeleton

  

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  German Bionic's connected exoskeleton helps workers lift smarter

  Engadget - Andrew Tarantola

  Cray X? more like Cray Z. We’re still quite a ways away from wielding proper Power Loaders but advances in exosuit technology are rapidly changing how people perform physical tasks in their daily lives — some designed to help rehabilitate spinal injury patients, others created to improve a Marine’s …