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Wearable Energy Harvester Boosts Efficiency 280 Times
What if your body movements could power your devices? Is it possible with the new wearable energy harvester? Find out more!
A research team from...
Ultra-Thin Film Powers Wearables With Body Heat
A team led by QUT develops a flexible, sustainable energy solution for wearable devices and chip cooling.
A discovery by a QUT-led research team has...
Ultra-Low Power GNSS Chip For Wearables
Features innovative LEAP technology and advanced capabilities like multipath mitigation and open-water swimming mode.
u-blox has launched the UBX-M10150-CC, a GNSS chip designed to power...
Self-Healing Stretchable Lithium-Ion Batteries For Wearables
This could transform the wearable technology landscape, enabling durable, flexible energy solutions for smart textiles and medical devices.
Researchers from China's Jilin University have unveiled...
Wearable Device For Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Detection
A wearable ultrasound patch developed by UC, San Diego researchers enable continuous, non-invasive blood pressure detection, potentially transforming cardiovascular care.
Researchers at the University of...
Wearable Device Enhances Senses With Skin Feedback
The wearable device uses skin-stimulation technology to provide feedback, helping with navigation, balance, and assisting those with visual impairments or prosthetics.
A team of engineers...
Thermoelectric Textiles Powering Wearable Electronics
The researchers from Sweden have developed silk-coated thread for energy-harvesting fabrics.
A research team led by Chalmers University of Technology (Chalmers), Sweden has pioneered a...
Elastomer Enhancing Smart Wearable Performance
Researchers creates a low-loss and high-dielectric elastomers material for smart wearable electronics.
A research team led by Professor Hu Benlin, Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology...
Stretchable Transistors Transforms Wearable Edge Computing
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) have developed a breakthrough wearable device that integrates stretchable organic electrochemical transistors (OECTs) designed to be...
Wearable Heart Rate Monitor Reference Design
The design shows wearable heart rate monitoring with a single 8-bit microcontroller, using Phase Division Multiplexing to measure signals without interference and reduce costs.
Designing...
