They have found niches in warehouses and some other applications, but problems with battery life, interfaces and outdoor use have hampered the growth of the wearable computer market. Topics ...

That's not to say those years haven't been eventful; the very definition of wearable computing has changed during that time. Most recently, it's become intertwined with the idea of augmented reality.

Wearable computers represent a new era of the ultimate personal technology: gadgets attached to, and in some cases interacting with, the body itself. It has taken 50 years for wearable computing ...

Wearables and telehealth are teaming up to transform chronic care. This connected model offers real-time data for proactive, ...

The wave of wearable computers Chris Nuttall, FT.com. 8 minute read Published 2:57 AM EDT, Fri March 22, 2013 Link Copied! New wearable devices could ...

While Apple probably won't get into the watch making business in the immediate future, one analyst believes that wearable computers could ultimately replace the iPhone in the long term, much like ...

The research firm Gartner speculates that the wearable computing market will hit $10 billion by 2016.Google so far is the only one that is leading the pack with product demonstrations, a website ...

Project Glass and the epic history of wearable computers How we’ve tried to become more than human. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission.

Now, I think I was probably being too harsh about the future of wearable computers. Unlike Daniel Gross , I don’t think the entire genre is a total fad, destined to be used by a niche market and ...

Jawbone's wearable computers push the boundaries of technology, offering innovative solutions for health and fitness. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

In the not-so-distant future, wearable computers will read brain waves and offer suggestions in real time to improve performance in everyday activities. Skip to Main Content.

What Good Are Wearable Computers if the Data Is Wrong? An Apple Watch or a Garmin can draw incorrect conclusions about your health, but the broad trends may be more valuable than the numbers.