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A wearable glove turns data into heat and touch for personalized insights

Researchers at the University of Adelaide have created a wearable glove that turns data into a sensory experience using heat, touch, and physical objects. The Australian Research Centre for Interactive and Virtual Environments (IVE) at the University of Adelaide led a remote internship that developed the prototype, called ThermoPhy. Intern Josh Joy, working remotely with […]

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Prada introduces a new technology designed to regulate astronauts’ body temperature

Italian fashion house Prada unveiled an astronaut undergarment on Sunday (07) developed in partnership with Axiom Space, a company focused on space infrastructure and technology. The Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment sits close to the skin and uses integrated ventilation tubing woven into its fabric, helping astronauts regulate and maintain a stable body temperature during

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A bracelet available on Amazon delivers electric shocks when you overspend using your card

Online courses, budgeting spreadsheets, freezing your credit card—if none of these have stopped you from overspending, perhaps it’s time for a more drastic solution. Pavlok, an American company, sells a wearable bracelet that can deliver electric shocks of up to 350 volts when you exceed a spending limit linked to your credit card. The device

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Galaxy Watch 6 predicts fainting spells up to 5 minutes early

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

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

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

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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Smart Underwear Tracks Intestinal Gases to Help Detect Bowel Disorders

Did you know that the volume of gas your body releases can offer important clues about the state of your gut microbiota? A new wearable aims to turn what is often seen as embarrassing into a measurable indicator of digestive health. Scientists have created smart underwear that can track intestinal gas continuously and without invasive

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Adobe’s Digital Dress Impresses with Shifting Patterns and Colors

For anyone who dislikes repeating outfits, Adobe has an answer. In 2023, the company introduced Project Primrose, a digital dress that always looks new. With constantly changing colors and patterns, it blends wearable technology with wearable art. Project Primrose premiered at Adobe MAX 2023, modeled by Christine Dierk, one of its lead developers. At the

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Researchers Create 1-Kilometer-Scale Digital Earth

Weather forecasting has always been unpredictable — and climate modeling even more so. However, advances in modeling techniques and computing power have greatly improved our ability to anticipate nature’s behavior. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute unveil a near–kilometer-scale model combining weather and climate simulation. A Near–Kilometer-Scale Model of Earth’s Systems The model’s resolution is

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