Scientists develop ‘smart’ wearable device that mimics human pain response
Bengaluru: Researchers from Bengaluru created a breakthrough wearable device that can detect and adapt to stress, mimicking how the human body processes pain. The innovation, researchers from ...
It’s perfectly fine to ignore your smartwatch this January
Every January, fitness tech and wearable companies love to remind us about New Year’s Resolutions. For a small number of ...
Wearable device uses bioimpedance to track joint swelling and damage
Samer Mabrouk started playing squash as an undergraduate at Georgia Tech. Ankle injuries were to be expected, and resting for ...
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See the World at CES 2025: Next-Gen Sensor Tech That Wowed Us
Fancy long-range FMCW Lidar gets tiny and cheap, a water-zapping lens cleaner, multitasking sensors, and drunk-driver ...
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Indian scientists develop wearable tech that mimics pain to detect stress
In a groundbreaking development in wearable technology, researchers from the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ...
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US military acquires world’s first mini infrared wearable for pilot neuro monitoring
Aptima Inc., renowned for its expertise in human-centered engineering, has garnered attention with its recent contract award ...
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CES 2025, Part 2: Power, sensors and wireless
CES 2025 showcased advances in power and size savings, from energy-harvesting solutions to tiny sensors for wearables.