AI is set to upgrade your smartwatch, smart right, and other wearables, adding new features like smart fitness tracking ...

Award winning broadcast journalist and content creator. Wearable technology has evolved beyond just counting steps. Today’s top health and fitness wearables offer advanced tracking, AI-powered ...

Meta says it plans on launching six AI wearables in 2025. Meta’s smart glasses have come a long way since their launch back in 2023. In fact, the company recently announced that over 1 million ...

Wearables have come a long way from the days of basic fitness trackers and bulky smartwatches. In 2025, the landscape is more diverse and sophisticated than ever, with devices evolving to become ...

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Others agree. “Medical devices are getting smarter for multiple types of applications, and there’s a trend toward more wearable devices, as well as home-use medical devices,” said Ryan Bauer, director ...

In the research, which was published in a Gastroenterology journal, wearable devices sold by the likes of Apple, Fitbit, and Oura can prove to be “effective tools in monitoring chronic ...

The technology allows for electrical currents to travel through human skin in a bid to power things like blood sugar monitors, pacemakers, and even consumer wearables like smart glasses and ...

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) is planning to roll out six innovative wearable devices powered by AI launching in 2025., as revealed in an internal memo from CTO, Andrew Bosworth.

He urged employees to take pride in their work, calling 2025 a defining moment for the company's AI and wearable technology strategy.

When wearables first started getting popular, most sleep clinicians were quite skeptical. Back in 2009, Fitbit revolutionized the personal health space through its device that tracked daily steps ...

Meta is expanding its AI wearables lineup with Oakley-branded ... letting users check notifications, view images, and run simple apps, all without pulling out a phone. The price tag?