The global wearable sensors market is projected to reach $13.2 billion by 2034, driven by rising demand for health tracking and fitness devices.

WIM KIDS wearable robot by WIRobotics wins the CES 2026 Innovation Award in Digital Health for its breakthrough walking-assist exoskeleton.

Momcozy wearable breast pump ranks No.1, redefining comfort, freedom, and efficiency for modern mothers worldwide.

Scan smart toilet sensor turns every flush into a health check with real-time urine analysis and smart tracking.

The number of people dying of heart problems is increasing. As per a report, in the U.S., someone has a heart issue every 40 seconds and spotting the signs early can save many lives. In recent times, ...

From AI‑powered health coaching to stylish smart rings and AR glasses, the wearable trends of 2025 promise to blend wellness, connectivity, and intuition into daily life. See how the future of ...

Smart glasses are increasingly becoming a staple in wearable technology, blending fashion with cutting-edge functionality. Among the most talked-about options are the Meta Ray-Ban glasses and the ...

Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 heart rate sensor marks a turning point in wearable health tech. For the first time, in-ear headphones are equipped to measure your heart rate, something typically handled by ...

Nothing is now diverting its attention from the premium segment of over-ear headphone to the more affordable sub-brand, CMF. Nothing’s CMF Headphone Pro is a design-driven budget line set to inherit ...

Garmin has launched the Bounce 2 kids smartwatch, combining fun, safety, and smart communication. Featuring two-way calling, GPS tracking, and fitness tools, it’s designed for both kids and parents ...

Apple has started rolling out watchOS 26 globally. The update brings several new features and is available across supported Apple Watch models. This blog covers the release timing, best features, and ...

With the Apple Watch’s sleep score, you’ll no longer guess how your rest was; it gives a clear rating every morning based on how long you slept, how restfully, and how consistent your bedtimes were.