Sentences with phrase «wearable devices such»

The feature is available within the latest iOS version to deliver notifications from the iPhone to wearable devices such as smartwatches using a Bluetooth connection.

The list is bound to expand further since Google's forum began receiving complaints that older wearable devices such as the original LG G Watch and Moto 360 are also affected.

A New York Times article published two years ago suggested the main purpose of producing wearable devices such as Google's Project Glass and the new iWatch would be to sell more iPhones.

However, more recent trends in wearable devices such as glasses, wrist bands, and watches have made such interactions limited and awkward due to the lack of touch real estate and the positioning of the device itself.

For example, wearable devices such as glasses, wrist bands, and watches tend to have limited input options.

But phablets — smartphones with large screens — and forthcoming wearable devices such as Google Glass will attract some of the consumer spending that might otherwise have gone towards tablets.

Of the wearable devices such as fitness bands and smartwatches currently available, most do one or two key things users want — typically, counting steps or monitoring heart rate - but they're increasingly incorporating more complex functionality.

The development of wearable devices such as those monitoring a person's health or physical performance, like heart rate or muscle activity, is currently underway with some products already on the market.

And with the creation of wearable devices such as Google Glass and the ubiquity of camera - enabled smartphones and tablets, the AR industry is poised to take off.

Indeed, the company said sales of wearable devices such as smartwatches had doubled in 2017 to $ 300 million, or 14 % of total watch sales.

As you can probably imagine, the medical implications for a wearable device such as this are virtually limitless.

Moving beyond the conventional mobile entertainment apps, Samsung has developed apps through Samsung Research Institute, Bangalore and other third party App developers with a mindset of leveraging the power of a wearable device such as the Gear S2 and its array of sensors such as accelerometer, gyro sensor, proximity sensor, etc..

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Introducing wearables into workplaces could also address another significant problem such devices face in the consumer realm: the ick factor.

«IBM and the FDA will explore the exchange of owner mediated data from several sources, such as Electronic Medical Records, clinical trials, genomic data, and health data from mobile devices, wearables and the «Internet of Things,»» said the company in a press release.

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.

In addition to incentivizing employees to maintain a healthful lifestyle through use of wearable technology, offer an option for such devices in their health - care benefits.

As the cost of fitness trackers, smartwatches, and other healthcare wearables — such as chest strap heart rate monitors — decreases, these devices will become available to new audiences interested in monitoring their health.

These days, Wurldtech is building a presence in the medical space, developing security systems for Internet - enabled health devices such as wearable insulin pumps and other wireless devices that could be susceptible to what McDonnell calls «nefarious» forces.

The auto giant on Monday unveiled details about Project BLAID, a wearable device designed to help guide visually impaired people through indoor spaces, such as office buildings and shopping malls.

But eventually the technology will wind its way into smart devices such as self - driving cars and wearables to fuel the growth of the Internet of things, he says.

Since launching the Minuum keyboard in 2013, Whirlscape has grown to a dedicated team of 10 working to enable new ways to type, and to unify input methods across the rapidly emerging field of wearable and ubiquitous computing devices such as smart watches and Google Glass.

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.

Vida, which is available on Apple's iOS 8 operating system, is integrated with the iPhone maker's HealthKit service, so it can pull in patient - generated data from a variety of wearables and mobile medical devices, such as glucometers.

We also looked at the Internet of Things (IoT) and how AI will continue to improve the user experience of products such as wearables and smart devices (for example, Google Home).

The technique could also be used to clean surfaces without harsh solvents, and could be adapted to peel films used in ultrathin electronic devices, such as solar panels, flexible screens or wearable sensors.

Such soft, flexible battery - like devices, described online December 13 in Nature, could power soft robots or next - gen wearable and implantable tech.

In particular, flexible magnetic memory devices have attracted a lot of attention as they are the fundamental component required for data storage and processing in wearable electronics and biomedical devices, which require various functions such as wireless communication, information storage and code processing.

The advance opens doors to wearable devices that alert users to health problems such as fatigue, dehydration and dangerously high body temperatures.

Most currently available UV sensors require high - tech gadgets to operate, such as smartphones or wearable devices.

This feature means that the muscles can be used in numerous applications at multiple scales, such as miniature surgical devices, wearable robotic exoskeletons, transformable architecture, deep - sea manipulators for research or construction, and large deployable structures for space exploration.

Scientists are developing flexible, stretchable and wearable optoelectronic devices, such as body sensors that could provide continuous monitoring of a person's blood pressure.

The report describes baseline data and biological samples that the study should collect — a blood sample, for example, and participants» sleep and activity data with wearable devices, such as Fitbits.

Simple and cost - effective to produce, this novel device is very suitable for applications such as soft robotics, wearable consumer electronics, smart medical prosthetic devices, as well as real - time healthcare monitoring.

The chip is small enough to be implanted in the body just beneath the surface of the skin and is powered wirelessly by a wearable device, such as a smartwatch or patch.

A year later, a study conducted at New York's Hunter College used wearable devices to monitor the physical activity levels of 332 subjects based in countries around the world such as the United States, Ghana, Jamaica, South Africa, and Seychelles to account for a wide range of different lifestyles.

If you're currently rocking an activity tracker (such as a Fitbit or a Jawbone UP band) you're not alone — one in 10 Americans use devices like these (known as wearables) to track their day - to - day activity and help quantify their efforts to stay active, healthy, and / or fit.

But for now, these wearable computing devices are basically connected to mobile devices such as smartphones.

The connectivity cockpit concept, also on display at Frankfurt Motor Show 2015, demonstrates a collection of new hardware — such as wearable devices, car - generated data, rear - seat child care and 3D gesture controls.

With these features make the product ideal for wearable applications such as bracelets and other wrist worn devices.

You'll also have wider support with other devices, such as wearables and connected smarthome gadgets.

Solutions for sensor and other non-display applications are in development, enabling revolutionary design possibilities, set to transform existing markets such as wearable and mobile devices, signage, and automotive, as well as many others.

Both Korean companies are now mass producing such displays, which are being used in mobile phones and wearable devices - such as the Galaxy S7 Edge (shown below), the LG G Flex 2 and Apple's Watch.

Samsung's Super-AMOLED displays, announced in January 2010, are AMOLED displays for mobile devices (such as smartphones, wearables and tablets) with an integrated touch function.

According to the survey of 1,000 adult consumers, 18 percent said they use an alternative payment method, such as Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, a mobile wallet, a wearable payment device such as a smart watch, or bitcoins for at least some of their everyday purchases.

He also sees new technologies, such as wearable devices and virtual reality, including Oculus Rift, having more and more impact on the games industry; they have yet to demonstrate their full potential.

Divergent views of the heavens and the sky in Slavic (Koschei the Deathless, Baby Jaga, Tugarin Zmeevich, Zmeu Gorynich) and Western mythologies (Icarus and Deadalus), as well as later, turn - of - the - century attitudes inherited from such diverse sources as the Wright brothers and Vladimir Tatlin's Letatlin flying device, play into various sculptures and actions, most prominently in a 8 - foot pair of wearable wings, made of black umbrellas, constructed by the artist and his wife in a furious all - nighter, after the discovery of an account of Tatlin's shared project.

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This ability to generate electricity from such small movements means this device could be embedded in wearable electronics that would be powered from everyday motions like walking and swinging your arm.

Future applications for this RF harvesting technology could be to power other remote sensors, such as for smart home devices, as well as to provide power for fitness wearables and Beacon devices.

Whether it's through a wearable consumer device such as a Fitbit, or AI trained to identify potentially cancerous tumours, the average patient today is exposed to technology that can monitor heart rate, nutritional intake and sleep patterns, all the way up to identifying serious, life - threatening conditions.