wearables

Will smart glasses be the next breakout smart device, or are they just a passing fad? First, they’ll need to overcome hardware constraints.

From US$120,000 longevity plans to AI health advisors, a new wave of startups wants to reinvent how we manage our health.

From an ultra-thin tablet to a watch that gives granular insights, Huawei’s latest suite of consumer products highlights its innovation.

How the war in the Middle East exposes AI’s massive, unpriced risk: physical vulnerability. Plus, the growing ideological rift among US AI giants.

Galbot, Temple, Fig Security, and more raised funds this week.

We take a look at India’s buzzing AI wearables sector, Acceler8’s latest funding round, and chart Southeast Asia’s cleantech players.

From prototypes displayed in a café to US$54 million bets, the country’s AI wearables face challenges concerning supply chain, trust, and adoption.

Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon Wear Elite chipset at MWC, designed for on-device AI in smaller wearables.

The device, known as “Malibu 2,” is said to include health-tracking features and a Meta AI assistant.

Apple’s efforts come amid competition from Meta and Snap, both of which are developing similar smart glasses products.