Wearable device

Envisioning the future

VivaLNK, a company out of Silicon Valley, has announced FDA clearance for its reusable multi-vital patch and a compatible software development kit. The

A pen-like device called TracePen that teaches robots to perform human tasks features in Technische Universität Dresden's VDF school show.

Wearable devices can be stuck onto the stick like plasters, using a new method pioneered by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University.

engineers packed 15 discreet sensors into each hand so the wearable device has an accurate picture of what the hands are doing, no matter their orientation.

Wearable monitoring has the potential to improve health and activity levels in patients. However, it requires existing markets to adapt and provide care by presenting the right information in a convenient way

An analog wearable notepad / slap bracelet for your wrist that allows one to quickly write down notes, ideas, lists, epiphanies, instructions, doodles, reminders, test answers, your name and personal data (in case you forget), or anything else you can think of.

With three new lightweight, wearable medical devices, iHealth is hoping to give people the ability to monitor their health without needing large, ugly, obtrusive equipment.

Shine, by Misfit Wearables, is a wearable device that is used to track a wide range of activity. It is roughly the size of 2 or 3 stacked quarters, and uses a proprietary technique of data transfer that doesn’t require cables, charging stations, WiFi, or Bluetooth. The device displays via a series of lighted dots to indicate the completion level.

LITHO: creating a viable input device for spatial computing - by LITHO / Core77 Design Awards