Wearable Technology
Food tracking just got lazy — in the best way possible — with this wearable
EEOC says wearable devices could lead to workplace discrimination
Here's everything we expect and want from wearables and smartwatches in 2025
EEOC Highlights How Wearable Technologies May Implicate Employment Discrimination Laws
The EEOC and Wearable Tech: Balancing Innovation and Compliance
Wearables at work can break the law if employers aren’t careful, EEOC warns
Body Heat Could Power Next Generation of Wearable Devices, Marking New Battery Era
EEOC Tackles Bias Dangers of Wearable Technology in Workplace
Technology - Wearable Electronics
EEOC says wearable devices could lead to workplace discrimination
Breakthrough brings body-heat powered wearable devices closer to reality
Fabrication Techniques Reshape Wearable Electronics
Engineers develop gel-based stretchable triboelectric nanogenerators for wearable technology
Wearable patch can monitor breathing to help save lives
IDTechEx Forecast The Wearable Sensors Market To Reach US$7.2B By 2035
Consumer Electronics Market Set for Significant Growth Driven by IoT Innovation and Rising Consumer Demand
Wearable Electronics
Breakthrough brings body-heat powered wearable devices closer to reality
Fabrication Techniques Reshape Wearable Electronics
This diamond membrane could transform future electronics and technology
Researchers develop ultra-thin film to power wearables using body heat
Wearable Devices To Debut Neural-Controlled Augmented Reality Glasses At CES 2025
Wearable Energy Harvester Boosts Efficiency 280 Times
Scientists develop body-heat powered film for next-gen wearable devices
Graphene Market to Reach USD 4997.1 Million by 2032 Driven by Advancements in Healthcare and Electronics Applications, Says SNS Insider
Body-adapted Wearable Electronics
Breakthrough brings body-heat powered wearable devices closer to reality
Researchers develop ultra-thin film to power wearables using body heat
Body Heat Could Power Next Generation of Wearable Devices, Marking New Battery Era
Ultra-Thin Film Powers Wearables With Body Heat
Scientists develop body-heat powered film for next-gen wearable devices
In The Future, Devices May Be Powered By Body Movement. Here’s How
How body heat could replace batteries in wearables of the future
Triboelectric nanogenerator shows promise for wearables
Body heat could be the next big renewable after scientists invent ultra-thin tech to power wearables
