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Galaxy Watch 6 predicts fainting spells up to 5 minutes early

Leave a Comment / Tech, Wearables / Eduardo Paulo

Researchers have successfully used the Galaxy Watch 6 to predict fainting episodes up to five minutes in advance. The study, conducted by Samsung alongside Chung-Ang Gwangmyeong University Hospital in South Korea, combines the smartwatch’s sensors with AI-powered algorithms to forecast these events. Galaxy Watch 6 AI System Predicts Fainting with 84.6% Accuracy Using the Galaxy […]

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NASA built a new AI processor that is up to 500× faster than current space computers

Leave a Comment / Artificial Intelligence, Computer & Electronics, Tech / Jorge Paka

NASA is developing a high-performance computer chip that could transform how future spacecraft function in deep space. Built through a commercial partnership, the processor speeds onboard data processing and enables more autonomous spacecraft decisions on distant missions. NASA’s Effort to Build More Intelligent Spacecraft NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project aims to improve the processing

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AI-powered smart rings can now translate sign language instantly

Leave a Comment / Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Marcílio Santos

Researchers in South Korea developed a wireless sign language system using seven smart rings on the fingers. It translates ASL and ISL in real time with about 88% accuracy, without gloves, wires, or user calibration. The technology aims to bridge a major communication gap affecting millions worldwide. The World Federation of the Deaf estimates that

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Sony introduced an upgraded wearable air conditioner that cools the body within seconds

Leave a Comment / Tech, Wearables / Jorge Paka

Sony’s Reon Pocket line, launched in 2019, is one of its more unusual tech offerings. It’s a personal cooling gadget worn on the neck and upper back, functioning like a compact, wearable air conditioner. Seven years after its crowdfunding debut in Japan, the company has unveiled the Reon Pocket Pro Plus, its most powerful and

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Researchers developed a fabric that generates electricity from movement

Leave a Comment / Tech, Wearables / Evelina Jeremias

Wearable technology has advanced significantly with the development of a fabric that efficiently produces electricity from body movement. This innovation could turn everyday clothing into renewable energy sources capable of charging devices without the need for power outlets, marking an important step toward greater sustainability and independence in daily life. A study from Nanyang Technological

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This egg-shaped mouse is the newest design aimed at reducing wrist strain

Leave a Comment / Computer & Electronics, Tech / Jorge Paka

Engineers have spent years exploring alternatives to the traditional computer mouse, creating designs that are pen-shaped, flat, and even ring-shaped. Just when mouse designs seemed exhausted, UK startup NextAxis Design introduced an egg-shaped mouse called Ovo on Kickstarter. Ovo weighs 98 grams (3.5 oz) and measures 48 × 61 mm (1.9 × 2.4 inches). Designed

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A vibrating pillow alerts deaf sleepers to burglars and fires

Artificial Intelligence, Tech / Jorge Paka

A team led by Theo Hughes-Riley at Nottingham Trent University has created a vibrating smart pillow sleeve prototype to alert deaf users to fire and burglar alarms. This is not the first alert technology for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The new device replaces older, bulky technologies that users had to place

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Earbuds with tiny cameras let users talk to AI about what they see

Tech, Wearables / Jorge Paka

Researchers at the University of Washington have created the first system that embeds tiny cameras into off-the-shelf wireless earbuds, enabling users to converse with an AI model about what they’re seeing. For example, someone could look at a Korean food package and say, “Hey Vue, translate this,” and hear a response like, “The visible text

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Can hyper-realistic virtual worlds improve our well-being?

Computer & Electronics, Tech / Ngoma Manuel

A recent Murdoch University study suggests that virtual reality tools have significant untapped potential to generate positive emotional responses in fields such as education, healthcare, architecture, and psychological therapy. The research examined four key visual factors, along with related sub-factors, to understand how they influence realism and emotional engagement in virtual reality environments. Murdoch University

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A new generation is reviving the iPod for distraction-free listening

Mobile Phones, Tech / Eduardo Paulo

Recall the iPod? It’s quietly returning. Four years after Apple discontinued the device, secondhand sales are rising—driven partly by young listeners drawn to its vintage style and the ability to enjoy music deliberately, with playlists free from algorithmic control. “Many young people are increasingly looking for ways to limit smartphone distractions, often for mental health

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