Sentences with phrase «by wearable tech»

Although some swear by their wearable tech, many others simply find the promised productivity increase they thought they'd get never really materializes.

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Research last year by Credit Suisse called wearable tech «the next big thing» and predicted the industry was set to grow from around $ 3 billion to $ 5 billion today to $ 50 billion within five years.

Wearable tech, particularly watches, are such a new device category, it's unclear whether there's a huge appetite for them, even those sold by Apple.

Shoppers can only purchase the wearable online or by appointment at certain trendy boutiques in London, Paris and Tokyo, as the tech giant tries to market the gadget as a must - have fashion accessory.

Some compelling examples of this are the wildly popular MapMy and MyFitnessPal fitness apps offered by sportswear and wearable tech manufacturer Under Armour.

In September, the four founding members of wearable technology company Recon Instruments gathered on UBC campus — where it all began — to say farewell to the company they founded, which was recently bought by tech giant Intel.

Our mission is to foster adoption and facilitate innovation in wearable tech by providing a platform for the entrepreneurs, startups and organizations who are already making this happen and a place for those new to the space to be inspired to take action.

We do this by rallying the community together to discuss, discover and demo the latest in wearable tech at events in various cities and by sharing stories, ideas and information on our blog and social networks.

Beware the Borg... The topic of Google Glass and other wearable tech was hot at South by Southwest Interactive this year... not that I saw more than one or two people actually USING Google's information - displaying, photo - taking «glasses» in the crowd.

The tech industry has trumpeted the promise of wearable fitness and health devices to improve care by empowering patients with a critical resource: data.

While the fitness industry has recently been focused on using technology such as wearables, workout apps and expensive interactive displays, Onnit is bucking this trend by reviving age - old techniques that are decidedly low - tech, but extremely effective.

In terms of how this might tell us about ourselves, the below table is a summary compiled by Imperial using eHarmony's insight into the science of compatibility: Table 1: Wearable tech and its relevance to smart dating and relationships eHarmony is a science - based relationship site committed to helping singles find the best possible partner based on several key dimensions of compatibility.

From wearable tech right through to «smart homes», Imperial College students estimate that by 2036 more than 12 million UK adults will be matched to a compatible partner using the data that smart tech will record.

Here we look at how the data recorded by the next wave in wearable tech could help us mine even deeper analysis via our Compatibility Matching System (CMS).

Wearable tech is being used by researchers in the classroom to gain insights into how the brain learns.

Earlier this year, TechNavio reported that the classroom wearable tech market in the US is expected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 46 % by 2020.

Every few months they tout their technology on their own blog, talking about how the wearables market will generate $ 15 billion by 2022 and how everyone should buy Plastic Logic tech to capitalize on it.

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The Takeaway: The market for wearable tech is set to explode for pets; sales in this sector are expected to reach $ 2.6 billion by 2025.

Using high intensity LED technology combined with bright designer colors, 4 Paws Tech has created a line of wearables that is attractive by day and keeps pets safe and visible at night.

4 Paws Tech's wearable technology for pets was created with the intent of keeping dogs safe, whether by day or in the dark, on walks or in the unfortunate event that you're separated from your pet.

When discussing the wearable pet safety market with members of the industry, I was surprised to learn that aesthetically pleasing and consistently high - quality LED and reflective products were hard to come by at a cost - effective price and thus, 4 Paws Tech was born.

The rest of the industry caught up a few years later, but by then Jawbone had changed the market again with the release of its sleek, wearable tech — earpieces and wristbands that soon became ubiquitous.

Tech companies have been trying a lot of different things to make wearables stick, not the least of which is payments: Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, and others have all introduced some way for smartwatch wearers to pay for things just by tapping their wrists against a payment machine.

This year's iteration of the Consumer Electronics Show saw the introduction of a wide variety of wearables designed by everyone from established tech giants and startups to fashion brands, making the competition for the most prominent such -LSB-...]

Fitbit's latest wearable device, the Versa, is positioned by the San Francisco - based health tech firm as a smartwatch, with a completely new, lighter design, more personalization options, and with a battery life of over four days.

Ringly is a new kind of wearable tech specifically design to be used by women, it is a new connected smart ring that connects to the iPhone via Bluetooth LE (low energy), and it lights up and buzz whenever you have received any notifications, may it be a call, message, email or any other app notifications.

It's called the EA Connected Watch, and we've been wearing it to see if it's more than just a cash - in by a big - name fashion company keen to get in on all the wearable tech fun.

Fashion shows aren't usually frequented by tech journalists, but considering it's London Fashion Week, and we received an invite from Visa Europe Collab to see some pretty exciting wearable payment tech, it'd be rude not to go.

From smartphone apps to smart wearables, there are a variety of high - tech ways we can make sure we're not being exposed to too many harmful ultraviolet wavelengths by being out in the sun.

Wearable tech is all the rage at the moment, whether its Google Glass at the top of the tree or the Nike FuelBand at the more accessible end.More and more of us are intrigued by tracking our movements whether it's for fun, fitness or performance.