Learning and Living in AR, VR, and AI
The NY Times app offers a fascinating experience of David Bowie’s costumes in AR. For The Times, it’s a step into a new form of storytelling, bringing parts of the “David Bowie is Someone Else” exhibit at …
The problem with wearables is clearly on view at the Wearable Device Technology Expo in Tokyo. Billed as the world’s largest show for wearable tech vendors, the event follows on the heels of CES 2016. There’s a …
A last look back at 2015 and the year in wearables. It was a remarkable year from missed deadlines to announcements that we didn’t expect. The Gadget Website does a detailed account of the developments – but …
Here’s a new wearables area we haven’t heard much about lately – biometric tattoos. But it’s fascinating. Tech Tats are devices applied to the skin with electroconducive paint. Unlike your Fitbit, you’re not going to take …
With all the news on Virtual Reality this week, it’s easy to miss the developments in wearables and fashion. Some of the designs sound straight out of science fiction – clothing that serves as a lie …
Leave it to Rihanna and her designer, Adam Selman, to push the boundaries of wearable tech. Working with MasterCard, Selman is designing dresses, sunglasses, gloves and jewelry that serve as mobile payment devices. The line will …
Wearables is a lot like our Smartphones – great at some things but not really all that smart. Our wearables function as recording devices, counting our steps, measuring our physical activity – but fail to capture …
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