Sentences with phrase «in wearable products»

This marks the start of a revolution in wearable products, the next frontier in consumer electronics — 2014 will be the year that wearable technology starts to go mainstream,» revealed CEO of Plastic Logic, Indro Mukerjee.

Not exact matches

Dubbed the Apple Watch, the gadget marks the technology trend - setter's attempt to usher in an era of wearable computing and lift its sales with another revolutionary product.

While Nintendo has had success before in the health and fitness space with its Wii Fit series, that product launched long before a slew of popular fitness wearables from Fitbit, Jawbone, Nike — and today, Microsoft — flooded the market, notes The Verge.

While neither brand has made a huge dent in wearable sales — at least compared with devices like the Apple Watch and Fitbit's various products — this news could hint at certain trends among makers of smartwatches and fitness bands.

Justin Miller's wearable technology company Nuheara has received over $ 500,000 in pre-orders for its IQbuds product, which is expected to hit the market before the end of the year.

He did not disclose an exact figure on the wearables business, but Maestri said wearables and home products accounted for 90 percent of growth in the «other products» category.

The hire caused many to speculate that Deneve was brought on to help market wearable technology once Apple does release a product in the category.

A new version of the wearable computer — which generated polarizing reactions and heavy backlash when it initially launched as a consumer product in 2012 — is being rolled out to businesses, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Most executives have — or will have — «smart» devices in their homes, in addition to connected cars, wearables and other internet of things products.

Fitbit, which makes products such as the Flex 2 fitness tracker and Blaze smartwatch, is looking for new ways to keep pace with chief rival Apple in the competitive wearables market.

Sports equipment makers who aren't at least exploring the possibility of adding technology to their products are probably watching an opportunity slip away, given the public's growing interest in so - called wearables.

The Top 5 VC funding deals in Q3 2014 were the $ 70 million raise by DXY (Ting Ting Group), an online healthcare community for medical institutions and healthcare providers in China, from Tencent Holdings Limited, a provider of comprehensive internet services in China, followed by the $ 52 million raise by Proteus Digital Health, a developer of products and services integrating medicines with ingestible sensors, wearable sensors, mobile and cloud computing.

While such a device sounds familiar to iRhytm's Zio patch, the patent suggests Apple is looking more broadly into the development of an ecosystem of products that would be anchored by a single wearable platform device (likely wrist - worn), and augmented through various hardware sensors that could live in, on, or around the body and communicate with the primary device.

Their first wearable product, Reveal, measures the body's response to stress and anxiety in real - time by tracking physiological signals and sending data via Bluetooth to its accompanying app.

Fossil acquired Misfit, a maker of wearable fitness trackers, in November 2015, and announced at the Consumer Electronics Show last month that it would be launching 100 connected products throughout 2016.

The wearable toilet companies have clearly done a great job convincing their customers of their need of their product, you yourself state that you use them full time while teaching others to do without them or to use them in the same manner in which you do.

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All smart electronics in products such as wrist - wearable computers are on a rigid board under the face of the watch.

Nanotechnology Consumer Products Inventory now contains over 1,000 nanotechnology - enabled consumer products, reflecting the increasing use of tiny particles in everything from conventional products like non-stick cookware and lighter, stronger tennis racquets, to more unique items such as wearable sensors that monitor Products Inventory now contains over 1,000 nanotechnology - enabled consumer products, reflecting the increasing use of tiny particles in everything from conventional products like non-stick cookware and lighter, stronger tennis racquets, to more unique items such as wearable sensors that monitor products, reflecting the increasing use of tiny particles in everything from conventional products like non-stick cookware and lighter, stronger tennis racquets, to more unique items such as wearable sensors that monitor products like non-stick cookware and lighter, stronger tennis racquets, to more unique items such as wearable sensors that monitor posture.

04/17/2018 In a new paper published by Nano Energy, experts from the Advanced Technology Institute (ATI) at the University of Surrey detail a new methodology that allows designers of smart - wearables to better understand and predict how their products would perform once manufactured and in usIn a new paper published by Nano Energy, experts from the Advanced Technology Institute (ATI) at the University of Surrey detail a new methodology that allows designers of smart - wearables to better understand and predict how their products would perform once manufactured and in usin use.

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Jennifer Colegrove, an analyst at market researcher iSuppli Corp., identified several product categories in addition to e-book readers, including displays for wearable and carryable products like watch dials, cell phones, credit cards and security - system cards; instrumentation applications like the capacity meter on Lexar JumpDrive USB drives; and signage.

The technology will enable product designers to develop stylish, more ergonomically - friendly devices in several emerging industrial segments, including flexible AMOLED and other displays for mobile and Wearables and the Internet of Things, - markets which are forecast to be worth $ 12Bn by 2020 (IHS 2013 report) and $ 1.9 trillion across all sectors in 2020 respectively.

E Ink and Canatu have just signed a long - term agreement to offer a line of flexible touch displays for the wearable market, with the first product ready for sampling to customers in July 2016.

STARTING IN 2010, when Apple made the Retina display and display - quality central themes for its product marketing, displays have experienced an unprecedented renaissance in new technologies for smartphones, tablets, TVs, and even new classes of products such as wearable displayIN 2010, when Apple made the Retina display and display - quality central themes for its product marketing, displays have experienced an unprecedented renaissance in new technologies for smartphones, tablets, TVs, and even new classes of products such as wearable displayin new technologies for smartphones, tablets, TVs, and even new classes of products such as wearable displays.

«It's our intention to deliver interesting wearable technology — we are developing a watch which will be coming out in the next year,» said Rick Osterloh, SVP Product Management at Motorola, during a press event at Mobile World Congress 2014.

«Our main focus is that we will start to solve a real user problem in that there are no wearable products you want to wear — all because they are all extremely ugly.

Finally up for discussion is the new Sony PRS - T3 and how the company is failing in product innovation on all fronts and also wearable tech!

«From sports to fashion to health, the market for wearables is huge, so there is a great opportunity here for companies to listen to the demands of consumers and shape their products accordingly, which will also enable the devices to stand out in this incredibly competitive marketplace.»

Sony has been using E Ink displays since 2004, first with its e-reader devices (it is still offering its large 13.3» flexible E Ink based reader, but the smaller ones are no longer in production) and later with wearables and other unique products.

Google announces yet another Android fork in Android Wear, this one meant for the burgeoning market of wearable products and devices.

2015 saw electronic paper move further into the realm of interconnected, smart products, evolving from last year's eink bow ties, digital menus and clocks into ambitious projects in the connected home, smart city and wearables.

Noteworthy in this product is that it is not wearable; it can be mounted on walls.

In an age when the «Internet of everything» is dominating technology development, Janders Dean is leading the market with the introduction of the ShockLaw © wearable platform — and showing true thought leadership with the product's integration both across the lawyer's workplace surroundings, and also across software applications being... [more]

In the early release version of the product, the ShockLaw © wearable hardware integrates wirelessly with the firm's practice management or time capture products, as well as the ShockLaw © servers (which are offered both as an on - premise solution or in a hosted / «Software as a Service» (SaaS) modelIn the early release version of the product, the ShockLaw © wearable hardware integrates wirelessly with the firm's practice management or time capture products, as well as the ShockLaw © servers (which are offered both as an on - premise solution or in a hosted / «Software as a Service» (SaaS) modelin a hosted / «Software as a Service» (SaaS) model).

In an age when the «Internet of everything» is dominating technology development, Janders Dean is leading the market with the introduction of the ShockLaw © wearable platform — and showing true thought leadership with the product's integration both across the lawyer's workplace surroundings, and also across software applications being used at the firm.

Recognising the role of wellness in risk assessment and product design, Irdai said wearable devices could be used to measure personal fitness or incorporation of a healthy lifestyle both in the context of health and life insurance.

What it is, though, is a welcome improvement upon what was already a pretty solid Android Wear smartwatch, and a product that leaves us eager to see where LG's adventure in wearables leads them next.

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The latest report from Strategy Analytics is out, and it shows which wearable company has shipped the most products in the second quarter of the year.

Garmin also has a history of attending the IFA trade show in Berlin, Germany, and with the last iteration of the event being scheduled to begin in less than a month, it's possible that the Swiss wearable maker will unveil more details about its future products on that occasion.

But we've heard that companies like Fitbit and Polar won't have booths this year, likely because they'll launch any 2018 products on their own cadence; and over all, the number of wearable exhibitors is down: 51 exhibitors in 2018 compared with 82 in 2017.

HTC has issued a new statement confirming that its plans to release new fitness wearable products, in collaboration with Under Armour, have been delayed again until sometime in early 2016.

Wearables was the big thing of 2015 with the launch of Apple watch, FitBit going public, increasing use of tech products in clothing, and VR headsets that were introduced recently.

When it comes to the privacy and security of user data, the Apple Watch and its accompanying software ecosystem are the most well - designed products in the wearable marketplace, a new study shows.

The San Diego - based company was founded in 2012 and has raised $ 8M from investors like Intel Capital and Seth Neiman, and had been tinkering around with products like Google Glass and other wearables.

«As the first smartwatch in our expanding line of premium wearable products, the HUAWEI WATCH was designed and created to enhance and be part of the consumer's everyday lives.»