wearables

The quality of wearable listening technology, from hearing aids to smart headphones, may be hindered by a lack of data collected using multiple microphones. But University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Coordinated Science Laboratory…

Graphene inks could lead to washable wearables The future of mobile devices is wearable – but we aren’t talking about watches or clip-on accessories or even bulky battery packs sandwiches within pockets of shirts. Researchers at the…

Highly stretchable supercapacitors that can power wearable electronics are a step closer to becoming reality with a newly developed supercapacitor made from crumpled nanotube forests that can stretch to 800% of their original size and last…

Real-time health and performance monitoring and sensors that can detect both current and emerging environmental threats using a protein catalyzed capture, or PCC, agent technology should make it easier to monitor both personal and…

Sensor-based technologies can go a long way towards helping women age independently. A small University of Colorado study of 10 women (average age 65) characterized perceptions of wearable and smart home technologies for older women,…