Tag: wristband
Angel: Innovative Open Source Health Monitor For Creative Developers
Since wearable tech is so popular right now, it seems like every week there is a new wearable health monitor announced. Whether it comes in the form of high tech baby booties or an exercise bracelet that tracks your fitness goals, we've seen it all. The one thing we haven't seen until now though is ...
Raspberry Pi Glass: Wearable Computer With Help From 3D Printing
Wearable computers have been a trend since mid 2012, and these days, you can find a wearable computer that can track just about anything. If successful crowdfunding campaigns are any indication of the upcoming trends, these types of computers and head-mounded displays are going to continue to gain p ...
Wave: Social Wristband Light Controlled By Your Smartphone
With the release of the TRON movie a couple of decades ago, we were introduced to a world of light. I am starting to believe that we will soon see a whole lot of light driven accessories. Why? Well, it seems every innovator is utilizing light in order to poke at our attention. A while back I wrote a ...
High Tech Wristband Ensures Doctors Are Washing Hands Properly
I have tremendous respect for doctors, nurses and other medical professionals who devote their lives to helping others. I know they are always running around super busy at hospitals, so it's not hard to believe that they don't always remember to wash their hands, or if they do, it's not good enough. ...
Air-Writing Gesture Controlled Wristband: Write Emails & Texts In Air
When I first heard about Google Glass and some of the other wearable tech creations that have become popular lately, one of the first things I started thinking about was how cool it would be to be able to easily write texts, tweets and emails without having to use a keyboard or other cumbersome piec ...
Wear Your Own Portable Operating System In A USB Wristband
We have written many times about how wearable tech will be one of the biggest trends of 2013, and this is another great example. How would you like to have your own portable operating system that you can carry around with you everywhere via a USB wristband? It sounds almost too good to be true, righ ...
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