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Dr. Shahiholnasab is among the group of entrepreneurs in British Columbia who are developing innovative gadgets that can be worn, and this technology is known as “ wearable technology ”. His company is called Medical Wearable Solutions where he is using this technology for his patients. MORE
YodelUp’s huge rocker buttons, which help in controlling the music and its push-to-talk button which helps in converting it into a walkie-talkie are typically designed for gloved fingers, and that’s what makes it a perfect wearable for winters. Wearables walkie-talkie Wearable Device YodelUp MORE
Remote collaboration via smart glasses, Virtual Reality training, design visualization with HoloLens…These are incredible applications of wearable technologies in enterprise today. But where are such simple wearables? […]. The post Where are the simple but effective wearables? MORE
Ever since I became involved in the wearable and immersive tech space, I’ve wondered how a digital revolution really gets underway in an organization. What should enterprises know before piloting or adopting wearables, and how can they avoid pilot purgatory? MORE
The patent is for a “wearable information system having at least one camera.” In these early months of 2017 just about every major tech company has some sort of virtual or augmented reality product either on store shelves or coming in the future. Every company except one. MORE
The Canada-based wearable technology company Thalmic Labs has raised a fund of $120 (USD) million contributed by the popular brands like Amazon Alexa Fund, and Fidelity Investments Canada. Wearables Myo Armband Stephen Lake Thalmic Labs MORE
If not, then you must know about Sleepman, which is a kind of fitness tracking wearable device that comes with sleep-optimization as well as enhancement functions, which help in taking care of your sleep. Wearables Sleepman Wearable MORE
WalkOVR is doing just that with its wearable motion capture system that allows VR users to walk in place to move through virtual environments. We’ve seen a multitude of practical and impractical solutions pop up for locomotion in virtual reality. MORE
RealWear has raised $17 million for its AR wearable device aimed at workers in construction and other heavy industries. We have architected a wearable computer that fits into different protective equipment, like snapping into a hard helmet. Above: RealWear’s AR wearable device. MORE
Worker safety wearables cropped up on job sites while exoskeletons pulled […]. The post Wearable Technologies 2017: Year in Review, from Glass Enterprise Edition to ARKit appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
Take a look at the streets, the gyms, the conference rooms all around the globe; they are everywhere – the wearables. The wearable sector is a market with rapid growth potential. Wearable market in the year 2019 (Source: Statista). MORE
4 Recent Use Cases of Wearable Technologies in Enterprise When a worker in a robotic suit is better than a robot – Boeing Industrial enterprises have been experimenting with robotics to replace humans in physically strenuous and repetitive tasks, but there are certain complex tasks that cannot be automated. The post Ditching the robot, training manual, pills and stock room for XR & wearables appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
Matsuda calls this prototype the ‘virtual wearable’: Introducing Virtual Wearables pic.twitter.com/LPvknKBlnO. The post Leap Motion ‘Virtual Wearable’ AR Prototype is a Potent Glimpse at the Future of Your Smartphone appeared first on Road to VR. MORE
Most of them turned out to be expensive enough to be used in a cost-effective wearable imaging system. The researchers measured the fluorescent dye with the help of the wearable microscope using a laser to hit the skin at an angle, that was created by Ozcan and his team. Also, they can monitor all these embedded sensors under the skin in parallel and can understand the misalignments of the wearable imager and correct it to continuously quantify a panel of biomarkers. MORE
the AES Corporation, and Intel share their secrets to adopting wearables. The post Insider Secrets to Adopting Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
In this largely Q&A-driven panel discussion from last month’s EWTS 2018, Tacit’s Todd Boyd and members of the audience question IT leaders from Worthington Industries, HB Fuller, Ford, JetBlue and The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) on the cultural and technical challenges of adopting wearable technologies. The post Challenges of Enterprise Wearables, AR and VR: A Changing Landscape, Budget, Battery, and More appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
SEPTEMBER 14, 2016
At time, when wearable technology remains the talk of the town, researchers from the North Carolina State University or NCSU have come up with a stunning new wearable prototype which uses body heat to generate electricity. In addition to that, thermoelectric generators or TEGs were also used when it comes to powering wearable devices and flashlights. Wearable that harvest energy from body heat increases the productivity as far as electricity generation is concerned. MORE
Wearables, including XR glasses and headsets, body-worn sensors, wrist wearables, and even exoskeletons, are not one size fits all; they’re one size fits most men and it shows: Headsets are often too heavy for female users, frames too large, lenses too far apart, accessory and motion control devices ill-fitting, etc. Of course, such wearability issues with XR devices are not universal for women but it is a common pain point impacting women’s use of the technology. MORE
At a time when technological innovations are surprising the people across the world, Zebra Technologies a Lincolnshire-based company that deals with the development of tracking technology and solutions has announced a new line of wearables recently. MORE
This is an era of wearable technology and we are not far from the day when we actually will be having our own wearable devices facilitating us in different ways. OLEDs are self-luminous displays and are flexible, foldable, and wearable that consist of thin boards made of plastic material which can be torn easily due to which they have a poor durability. The post OLED Wearable Technology Launched appeared first on Infinityleap - Technology stops for no one. Wearables MORE
Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. When you consider that a single rotator cuff surgery can take out a worker for up to seven months and cost employers up to $56,000, wearable robot suits don’t seem so crazy. The post Exoskeletons Get Real: The Ultimate Wearable Technology? MORE
If you would like to review AR, VR & Wearables games, apps and products, Infinityleap is THE place to share your experience with the community. Total: 0 Average: 0/5] You must sign to vote The post Would you like to review AR, VR & Wearables games, apps and products? Virtual Reality Augemented Reality virtual reality wearables MORE
Finger Food Studios’ Graham Cunliffe leads a panel discussing the current state of the enterprise wearable market and the challenges of deploying business-ready wearable applications. The post End Users Share Real Challenges of Wearable Tech Software appeared first on BrainXchange. Applications and Use Cases Devices & Applications Expert Insights Augmented Reality Virtual Reality wearable technology MORE
Ever since I became involved in the wearable and immersive tech space, I’ve wondered how a digital revolution really gets underway in an organization. What should enterprises know before piloting or adopting wearables, and how can they avoid pilot purgatory? MORE
Yes that’s right in future you will be able to use a wearable technology called Tap Strap, which is nothing but a Bluetooth keyboard that can be worn by users on their fingers. Wearables Bluetooth keyboard Tap Strap Wearable Keyboard wearables MORE
In the last few years, wearable technology has come a long way, wherein developments in the field of smartwatches are quite notable. Wearables Future Interfaces Group Skin Track wearables MORE
Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. When you consider that a single rotator cuff surgery can take out a worker for up to seven months and cost employers up to $56,000, wearable robot suits don’t seem so crazy. The post Exoskeletons Get Real: The Ultimate Wearable Technology? MORE
Gear VR makes it in as the third entry in the Wearable Technology category. Amazon has revealed its best-selling products for the holiday season, and Samsung and Oculus’ Gear VR has come out on top for our budding new industry. Earlier this week the online retailing giant revealed the top three products sold in the different categories featured on its site. The company did not reveal exact sales figures for the product, though no other VR headsets or games feature in the list. MORE
In this video from last month’s Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Austin, Upskill’s Brian Ballard leads early wearable tech adopters from Toyota, Duke Energy, Merck and Southern Company in a discussion around strategies for accelerating an organization’s wearable journey. The post Build a Culture of Bottom-up Innovation and More Advice for Adopting AR/VR and Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
In this video from last month’s Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Austin, Upskill’s Brian Ballard leads early wearable tech adopters from Toyota, Duke Energy, Merck and Southern Company in a discussion around strategies for accelerating an organization’s wearable journey. The post Build a Culture of Bottom-up Innovation and More Advice for Adopting AR/VR and Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
These AR wearables would retail for less than $600. “This collaboration is key to unlocking the development of AR wearables; together we are well positioned to bring mass market innovation in AR, opening new paths to scalability at a lower cost than ever before.” ” If WaveOptics and EVG can live up to its promises, the sub-$600 price tag will be by far the lowest-priced wearable augmented reality display yet released, at least compared to 2018 prices. MORE
18 women leading the way in wearable tech and VR in 2016 In no particular order, and with contributions from across the editorial team, here’s Wearable’s 2016 list of the women to watch in wearable tech and virtual reality. women international women's day wearable tech vr 2016 MORE
There is nearly no athlete who did not use a wearable device during the preparation training for the Games and you can see a lot of the sportspeople wearing a wearable fitness device even in the Olympic village. Training with wearables. But wearables are far more than giveaways. MORE
The $199 wearable tracks your performance and displays key information via a see-through overlay. In 2019, a majority of smartphone users find themselves utilizing some form of wearable technology, such as bluetooth headsets and smartwatches. MORE
In this largely Q&A-driven panel discussion from last month’s EWTS 2018, Tacit’s Todd Boyd and members of the audience question IT leaders from Worthington Industries, HB Fuller, Ford, JetBlue and The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) on the cultural and technical challenges of adopting wearable technologies. The post Challenges of Enterprise Wearables, AR and VR: A Changing Landscape, Budget, Battery, and More appeared first on BrainXchange. MORE
In 2015, the newly-formed BrainXchange put together the first-ever event devoted to the business and industrial use of wearable technologies. There have now been five Enterprise Wearable Technology Summits, with a sixth scheduled for September 2019. POC/EVALUATION STAGE: So, you’ve discovered smart glasses and see their potential; or, you’ve been directed to look into wearable technologies to stay competitive—where do you start? Introduction. MORE
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UploadVR
MAY 22, 2019
WalkOVR is doing just that with its wearable motion capture system that allows VR users to walk in place to move through virtual environments. We’ve seen a multitude of practical and impractical solutions pop up for locomotion in virtual reality.
UploadVR
FEBRUARY 20, 2018
RealWear has raised $17 million for its AR wearable device aimed at workers in construction and other heavy industries. We have architected a wearable computer that fits into different protective equipment, like snapping into a hard helmet. Above: RealWear’s AR wearable device.
EnterpriseWear
JANUARY 18, 2019
the AES Corporation, and Intel share their secrets to adopting wearables. The post Insider Secrets to Adopting Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange.
Road to VR
MARCH 23, 2018
Matsuda calls this prototype the ‘virtual wearable’: Introducing Virtual Wearables pic.twitter.com/LPvknKBlnO. The post Leap Motion ‘Virtual Wearable’ AR Prototype is a Potent Glimpse at the Future of Your Smartphone appeared first on Road to VR.
UploadVR
FEBRUARY 2, 2017
The patent is for a “wearable information system having at least one camera.” In these early months of 2017 just about every major tech company has some sort of virtual or augmented reality product either on store shelves or coming in the future. Every company except one.
EnterpriseWear
FEBRUARY 6, 2018
Remote collaboration via smart glasses, Virtual Reality training, design visualization with HoloLens…These are incredible applications of wearable technologies in enterprise today. But where are such simple wearables? […]. The post Where are the simple but effective wearables?
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Infinityleap Wearables
DECEMBER 13, 2016
This is an era of wearable technology and we are not far from the day when we actually will be having our own wearable devices facilitating us in different ways. OLEDs are self-luminous displays and are flexible, foldable, and wearable that consist of thin boards made of plastic material which can be torn easily due to which they have a poor durability. The post OLED Wearable Technology Launched appeared first on Infinityleap - Technology stops for no one. Wearables
UploadVR
APRIL 26, 2018
These AR wearables would retail for less than $600. “This collaboration is key to unlocking the development of AR wearables; together we are well positioned to bring mass market innovation in AR, opening new paths to scalability at a lower cost than ever before.” ” If WaveOptics and EVG can live up to its promises, the sub-$600 price tag will be by far the lowest-priced wearable augmented reality display yet released, at least compared to 2018 prices.
EnterpriseWear
OCTOBER 3, 2018
Ever since I became involved in the wearable and immersive tech space, I’ve wondered how a digital revolution really gets underway in an organization. What should enterprises know before piloting or adopting wearables, and how can they avoid pilot purgatory?
AllThingsVR
MARCH 8, 2017
18 women leading the way in wearable tech and VR in 2016 In no particular order, and with contributions from across the editorial team, here’s Wearable’s 2016 list of the women to watch in wearable tech and virtual reality. women international women's day wearable tech vr 2016
EnterpriseWear
SEPTEMBER 14, 2018
Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. When you consider that a single rotator cuff surgery can take out a worker for up to seven months and cost employers up to $56,000, wearable robot suits don’t seem so crazy. The post Exoskeletons Get Real: The Ultimate Wearable Technology?
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Infinityleap Wearables
SEPTEMBER 22, 2016
The Canada-based wearable technology company Thalmic Labs has raised a fund of $120 (USD) million contributed by the popular brands like Amazon Alexa Fund, and Fidelity Investments Canada. Wearables Myo Armband Stephen Lake Thalmic Labs
EnterpriseWear
NOVEMBER 20, 2018
In 2015, the newly-formed BrainXchange put together the first-ever event devoted to the business and industrial use of wearable technologies. There have now been five Enterprise Wearable Technology Summits, with a sixth scheduled for September 2019. POC/EVALUATION STAGE: So, you’ve discovered smart glasses and see their potential; or, you’ve been directed to look into wearable technologies to stay competitive—where do you start? Introduction.
Infinityleap Wearables
MAY 13, 2016
Yes that’s right in future you will be able to use a wearable technology called Tap Strap, which is nothing but a Bluetooth keyboard that can be worn by users on their fingers. Wearables Bluetooth keyboard Tap Strap Wearable Keyboard wearables
EnterpriseWear
JANUARY 24, 2019
Finger Food Studios’ Graham Cunliffe leads a panel discussing the current state of the enterprise wearable market and the challenges of deploying business-ready wearable applications. The post End Users Share Real Challenges of Wearable Tech Software appeared first on BrainXchange. Applications and Use Cases Devices & Applications Expert Insights Augmented Reality Virtual Reality wearable technology
Infinityleap Wearables
AUGUST 24, 2016
There is nearly no athlete who did not use a wearable device during the preparation training for the Games and you can see a lot of the sportspeople wearing a wearable fitness device even in the Olympic village. Training with wearables. But wearables are far more than giveaways.
EnterpriseWear
NOVEMBER 1, 2018
In this video from last month’s Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Austin, Upskill’s Brian Ballard leads early wearable tech adopters from Toyota, Duke Energy, Merck and Southern Company in a discussion around strategies for accelerating an organization’s wearable journey. The post Build a Culture of Bottom-up Innovation and More Advice for Adopting AR/VR and Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange.
Infinityleap Wearables
SEPTEMBER 14, 2016
At time, when wearable technology remains the talk of the town, researchers from the North Carolina State University or NCSU have come up with a stunning new wearable prototype which uses body heat to generate electricity. In addition to that, thermoelectric generators or TEGs were also used when it comes to powering wearable devices and flashlights. Wearable that harvest energy from body heat increases the productivity as far as electricity generation is concerned.
EnterpriseWear
DECEMBER 5, 2018
Wearables, including XR glasses and headsets, body-worn sensors, wrist wearables, and even exoskeletons, are not one size fits all; they’re one size fits most men and it shows: Headsets are often too heavy for female users, frames too large, lenses too far apart, accessory and motion control devices ill-fitting, etc. Of course, such wearability issues with XR devices are not universal for women but it is a common pain point impacting women’s use of the technology.
Infinityleap Wearables
JULY 15, 2016
YodelUp’s huge rocker buttons, which help in controlling the music and its push-to-talk button which helps in converting it into a walkie-talkie are typically designed for gloved fingers, and that’s what makes it a perfect wearable for winters. Wearables walkie-talkie Wearable Device YodelUp
Infinityleap Wearables
JUNE 24, 2016
If not, then you must know about Sleepman, which is a kind of fitness tracking wearable device that comes with sleep-optimization as well as enhancement functions, which help in taking care of your sleep. Wearables Sleepman Wearable
Infinityleap Wearables
JULY 5, 2016
Dr. Shahiholnasab is among the group of entrepreneurs in British Columbia who are developing innovative gadgets that can be worn, and this technology is known as “ wearable technology ”. His company is called Medical Wearable Solutions where he is using this technology for his patients.
EnterpriseWear
DECEMBER 18, 2017
Worker safety wearables cropped up on job sites while exoskeletons pulled […]. The post Wearable Technologies 2017: Year in Review, from Glass Enterprise Edition to ARKit appeared first on BrainXchange.
UploadVR
DECEMBER 29, 2016
Gear VR makes it in as the third entry in the Wearable Technology category. Amazon has revealed its best-selling products for the holiday season, and Samsung and Oculus’ Gear VR has come out on top for our budding new industry. Earlier this week the online retailing giant revealed the top three products sold in the different categories featured on its site. The company did not reveal exact sales figures for the product, though no other VR headsets or games feature in the list.
Infinityleap Wearables
JULY 2, 2016
At a time when technological innovations are surprising the people across the world, Zebra Technologies a Lincolnshire-based company that deals with the development of tracking technology and solutions has announced a new line of wearables recently.
EnterpriseWear
NOVEMBER 7, 2018
In this largely Q&A-driven panel discussion from last month’s EWTS 2018, Tacit’s Todd Boyd and members of the audience question IT leaders from Worthington Industries, HB Fuller, Ford, JetBlue and The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) on the cultural and technical challenges of adopting wearable technologies. The post Challenges of Enterprise Wearables, AR and VR: A Changing Landscape, Budget, Battery, and More appeared first on BrainXchange.
EnterpriseWear
SEPTEMBER 14, 2018
Arguably, exoskeletons, not AR/VR, are the current star of enterprise wearables. Exoskeleton development has evolved from military and medical applications to industry, where wearable robotics are finding their sweet spot. When you consider that a single rotator cuff surgery can take out a worker for up to seven months and cost employers up to $56,000, wearable robot suits don’t seem so crazy. The post Exoskeletons Get Real: The Ultimate Wearable Technology?
EnterpriseWear
NOVEMBER 1, 2018
In this video from last month’s Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in Austin, Upskill’s Brian Ballard leads early wearable tech adopters from Toyota, Duke Energy, Merck and Southern Company in a discussion around strategies for accelerating an organization’s wearable journey. The post Build a Culture of Bottom-up Innovation and More Advice for Adopting AR/VR and Wearables appeared first on BrainXchange.
EnterpriseWear
OCTOBER 3, 2018
Ever since I became involved in the wearable and immersive tech space, I’ve wondered how a digital revolution really gets underway in an organization. What should enterprises know before piloting or adopting wearables, and how can they avoid pilot purgatory?
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SEPTEMBER 28, 2016
Most of them turned out to be expensive enough to be used in a cost-effective wearable imaging system. The researchers measured the fluorescent dye with the help of the wearable microscope using a laser to hit the skin at an angle, that was created by Ozcan and his team. Also, they can monitor all these embedded sensors under the skin in parallel and can understand the misalignments of the wearable imager and correct it to continuously quantify a panel of biomarkers.
Infinityleap
SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
If you would like to review AR, VR & Wearables games, apps and products, Infinityleap is THE place to share your experience with the community. Total: 0 Average: 0/5] You must sign to vote The post Would you like to review AR, VR & Wearables games, apps and products? Virtual Reality Augemented Reality virtual reality wearables
VRScout
JULY 9, 2019
The $199 wearable tracks your performance and displays key information via a see-through overlay. In 2019, a majority of smartphone users find themselves utilizing some form of wearable technology, such as bluetooth headsets and smartwatches.
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MAY 7, 2016
In the last few years, wearable technology has come a long way, wherein developments in the field of smartwatches are quite notable. Wearables Future Interfaces Group Skin Track wearables
EnterpriseWear
APRIL 3, 2018
4 Recent Use Cases of Wearable Technologies in Enterprise When a worker in a robotic suit is better than a robot – Boeing Industrial enterprises have been experimenting with robotics to replace humans in physically strenuous and repetitive tasks, but there are certain complex tasks that cannot be automated. The post Ditching the robot, training manual, pills and stock room for XR & wearables appeared first on BrainXchange.
EnterpriseWear
NOVEMBER 7, 2018
In this largely Q&A-driven panel discussion from last month’s EWTS 2018, Tacit’s Todd Boyd and members of the audience question IT leaders from Worthington Industries, HB Fuller, Ford, JetBlue and The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) on the cultural and technical challenges of adopting wearable technologies. The post Challenges of Enterprise Wearables, AR and VR: A Changing Landscape, Budget, Battery, and More appeared first on BrainXchange.
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