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@engadget.com
1 year ago
Wearable arm muscles could help overcome upper body injuries
@slashgear.com
3 years ago
A new microfluidic sensor measures lactate concentration during exercise
@engadget.com
3 years ago
Researchers say they can predict epileptic seizures an hour in advance
@slashgear.com
3 years ago
Engineers create a soft wearable device that simulates the sense of touch
@mashable.com
3 years ago
Researchers made a medical wearable out of a pencil and paper — Future Blink
@engadget.com
3 years ago
Researchers made a medical wearable using a pencil and paper
@thenextweb.com
4 years ago
Stanford teams up with Fitbit to develop wearables that detect coronavirus symptoms
@techcrunch.com
4 years ago
Can a wearable improve memory? Humm raises $2.6 million so consumers can find out
@engadget.com
4 years ago
New wristband could predict aggressive outbursts in people with autism
@techcrunch.com
6 years ago
The e-Mosquito bites you to monitor glucose levels
@mashable.com
7 years ago
Scientists invented a hydrogel which could be used to create artificial skin
@techcrunch.com
7 years ago
Researchers create a wireless hydration sensor that tracks how thirsty you are