Tag #Wearable Technology

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Halliday's Innovative AI Glasses: Internal Display, Enhanced Discretion, and Lightweight Design

Halliday, at CES 2025, presented AI glasses with an internal display above the right eye, eliminating prism distortion, reducing weight to 35g, and offering discreet functionality including AI assistance and translation, controlled via touch or ring.

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ŌURA CEO Predicts AI-Driven Transformation of Healthcare

ŌURA CEO Tom Hale predicts that in 2025 and beyond, preventative care, metabolic health, consumer-demanded holistic health, and AI will transform healthcare, impacting the use of consumer health wearables and personalized health solutions.

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Google Unveils Gemini 2.0-Powered Smartglasses

Google demonstrated prototype smartglasses powered by Gemini 2.0, offering real-time information about a user's surroundings through voice commands and integration with Google Search, Maps, and Lens; initial testing will soon begin with a small group.

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Nutromics Raises \$35 Million for Breakthrough Wearable Diagnostic Patch

Nutromics, an Australian medical technology company, has raised \$35 million to develop a wearable diagnostic patch using synthetic DNA-based sensors; this technology enables continuous, real-time monitoring of multiple clinically relevant targets for some of the deadliest diseases, with clinical tr...

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Smartwatch App Shows Promise in Smoking Cessation

A University of Bristol study tested a smartwatch app using motion sensors to detect smoking and provide support messages; initial findings show 66% of participants found the device acceptable, and 61% found the messages relevant, suggesting potential for aiding smoking cessation.

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