A new study from Juniper Research has found that the wearables market has begun to shift away from wrist-based devices such as smartwatches and fitness trackers, with other device categories forecast to grow much faster.
A new survey reveals that over half of British workers would be willing to wear a health tech device that may detect the early signs of mental health symptoms if their employer would supply the device.
The latest study from Juniper Research found there will be more than 285 million ear-based wearables or ‘hearables’ used in 2022, a nearly sevenfold increase over the 43 million expected to be in use by the end of 2017.
A pioneering international research consortium is seeking to revolutionise ‘personalised’ mental healthcare via the development of a new digital self-help platform.
Fitness and health wearables to become a $20 billion hardware market annually within 5 years.
Are you captivated and intrigued by how plants communicate? Would you like to accelerate plant science by helping to decode what your plants are actually saying? With Phytl Signs, an innovative and unique wearable for plants, you can!
Gloria Lombardi interviews Shel Israel, author of ‘Lethal Generosity’ – the sequel to ‘Age of Context’ holds great expectations among tech enthusiasts.
Kamales Lardi, Digital Strategist, Author and Speaker based in Zürich, discusses with Gloria Lombardi the state of social media inside large enterprises in the Swiss market.
The Europe’s most established tech conference Le Web took place last week in Paris, covering all the main topics of digital innovation. Gloria Lombardi reports.
