Both near and far infrared light can penetrate deep into tissue to stimulate cellular activity, and with consistent use, it’s ...

Toyoda Gosei has been testing the vests in Osaka, Japan, and said the technology is a “world first” The technology has so ...

Far‐infrared radiation (FIR) therapy has emerged as a promising non‐invasive modality that harnesses long‐wavelength infrared energy to stimulate biological processes vital for tissue repair ...

Wearable fitness devices are exactly what they sound like — electronic watches, rings and bands that track your movement to provide information on how much exercise you’re getting.

OpenAI is reportedly working on a screenless, wearable AI assistant — designed with Apple’s Jony Ive — that could one day replace your phone. Here’s everything we know so far.

Infrared heat is all the rage—and it may really come with health benefits Infrared light therapy is more than just a trend: It’s showing potential in easing chronic pain, improving mobility ...

The decision by Texas high-school football to allow players to use wearable devices next season could radically transform America’s favorite sport.

Wearable gadgets like smart watches and glasses are growing more capable every year, but experts say smartphones will remain ubiquitous for the foreseeable future — not least thanks to ...

Scientists have developed revolutionary contact lenses that grant wearers the ability to see infrared light—a feat humans naturally cannot achieve. This breakthrough, detailed in the journal ...

The project combines fabrication technology and computing ingenuity that have driven development of wearable devices for continuous health monitoring and provided the data for the AI-driven processes.

Artificial intelligence in healthcare technology offers an opportunity for consumers to make informed decisions and improve their health.

Wearable Devices and RayNeo will unveil their seamless and instinctive gesture control user experience of Mudra Link Neural Wristband with RayNeo’s latest AR Glasses.