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The future of Wearable Technology

  • 80articles
  • 2016first covered
  • 27 Jun 2025latest update
  • 4linked technologies

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  1. These new Infra Red contact lenses let you see in the darkBiotech and enhanced humans
  2. With Brain.ai generative AI is the OSAI and intelligence
  3. New ultrasound printer can print organs inside the human body without surgeryBiotech and enhanced humans
  4. This brainwave reading wearable can predict strokes before they happenBiotech and enhanced humans
  5. These new earbuds can read your mind and analyse your sweatBiotech and enhanced humans
  6. Electrogenetic breakthrough finds a way to control your genes via wearablesBiotech and enhanced humans
  7. Smart bandages could one day monitor and medicate chronic injuriesBiotech and enhanced humans
  8. These sonar enabled smart glasses can listen in on silent voice commandsAI and intelligence
  9. Your level of stress can now be measured using a simple palm worn smart tattooBiotech and enhanced humans
  10. Nanomagnetic computing could help create ultra efficient AI’s at the edgeComputing
  11. The world’s first augmented reality contact lens just got its first human trialComputing
  12. Non invasive wearable tech monitors cholesterol levels through the skinBiotech and enhanced humans
  13. New wearable catches cancer cells directly from your bloodstreamBiotech and enhanced humans
  14. MIT’s newest material contains sensors and a neural networkComputing
  15. Speedo’s insane 3D printed whale inspired Aquaman swimsuit has its own onboard AIIndustry and manufacturing
  16. Samsung shows off a new stretchable display perfect for wearablesIndustry and manufacturing
  17. Futuristic Dubai nail salon turns your nails into digital storage devicesComputing
  18. AI can sense students levels of stress from phone data and formsAI and intelligence
  19. MIT’s smart clothes measure your body’s movements more accurately than everConnected society
  20. Material that harvests electricity directly from 5G signals ushers in the “Internet of Electricity”Earth and energy
  21. Future wearables will be powered by your skinEarth and energy
  22. New smartphone ultrasound fingerprint sensor really gets under your skinIndustry and manufacturing
  23. Printed flexible electronics bring smarter smart clothes closer to realityIndustry and manufacturing
  24. Researchers’ brainwave reading temporary tattoo reads your mind and your moodsConnected society
  25. Scientists are developing a face mask that lights up if it detects Covid-19Industry and manufacturing
  26. Wearables join the fight to help identify people infected with Covid-19Connected society
  27. Sweat sensor for wearables opens up a treasure trove of healthcare dataBiotech and enhanced humans
  28. Featured Futurist: Stuff Magazine, The Invisible WearablesArticles
  29. Next gen wearable monitors your blood and the environment to improve your healthBiotech and enhanced humans
  30. The Future of Sport 2030 | Decathlon, France | Matthew Griffin | Sports and Wellness Keynote SpeakerArticles
  31. Magnetic human skin breakthrough could lead to new types of wearablesBiotech and enhanced humans
  32. A new artificial human skin gives people spiderman like superpowersBiotech and enhanced humans
  33. Researchers tap transistors unique quantum fingerprints to ID systems and stop cyber criminalsSecurity and privacy
  34. DNA based marketing is becoming a reality, and brands are cashing inConnected society
  35. Teslasuit’s haptic bodysuit lets VR users experience full body immersionVirtual worlds
  36. Shooting laser beams from your eyes a reality after scientific breakthroughBiotech and enhanced humans
  37. Mission Impossible style smart contact lens gets US military’s attentionBiotech and enhanced humans
  38. First of a kind material lets solar panels generate electricity from snowEarth and energy
  39. Revolutionary Bio-Compatible transistors will let AI’s interface with your brainComputing
  40. Paper based bio-battery uses bacteria to power the internet of thingsEarth and energy
  41. Scientists 3D print Lithium Ion batteries for the first timeEarth and energy
  42. 3D printed fashion takes over New York Fashion WeekIndustry and manufacturing
  43. New glasses will beam augmented and virtual reality directly into your eyesVirtual worlds
  44. This nano-membrane turns your skin into a loudspeakerIndustry and manufacturing
  45. Scientists have created an ultrasound patch to monitor your vital healthIndustry and manufacturing
  46. Scientists printed a flexible battery that could revolutionise wearable computersEarth and energy
  47. US military starts trialling robotic surgeons in the battlefieldBiotech and enhanced humans
  48. Japanese team show off their new flexible skin display technologyIndustry and manufacturing
  49. Fantastic self-healing material regenerates after suffering “catastrophic damage”Industry and manufacturing
  50. Revolutionary Nano-antenna is hundreds times smaller than today’s state of the artIndustry and manufacturing
  51. UC Berkeley’s atom thin display paves the way for truly invisible displaysIndustry and manufacturing
  52. Empatica’s smartwatch predicts Epileptic seizuresBiotech and enhanced humans
  53. MIT’s “mind reading” wearable let’s you silently interact with all your devicesComputing
  54. MIT’s breakthrough battery makes electricity from thin air, literallyEarth and energy
  55. Under Armour’s new clothes help heal your body while sleepingIndustry and manufacturing
  56. MIT invents a 3D printed dye that lets objects change colour on demandIndustry and manufacturing
  57. Electric eel inspired bio-batteries could revolutionise pacemakers and wearablesEarth and energy
  58. Wirelessly charged smart underpants hit the floor at CESEarth and energy
  59. Researchers unveil self-charging fabrics that could power tomorrow’s Smart ClothesEarth and energy
  60. ShiftWear’s custom E-Ink kicks bring clothing to lifeConnected society
  61. Orii uses bone conduction tech to build the phone of your childhood dreamsAI and intelligence
  62. World’s first liquid transistor could usher in a new era of liquid computersComputing
  63. Researchers use 3D printing to create a soft electronic wearableIndustry and manufacturing
  64. Ditch your telco provider, Blockchain based Mesh networks are coming to townConnected society
  65. SkinTrack lets you control your smart watch with your skinVirtual worlds
  66. MIT’s newest chip could bring speech recognition to every deviceComputing
  67. Researchers prove your smart watch can flag when you’re getting illConnected society
  68. Google’s Eric Schmidt says the “Internet will disappear”Computing
  69. Wiivv paves the way for perfect fitting, 3D printed apparelIndustry and manufacturing
  70. New electronics breakthrough lets devices run for years without batteriesEarth and energy
  71. Fabric circuits open a door to smarter clothesIndustry and manufacturing
  72. Intel cosies up to ARM and stalks AppleComputing
  73. Science meets technology at Team USA’s training campBiotech and enhanced humans
  74. Governments mull replacing citizens wages with an Universal Basic IncomeConnected society
  75. Bots, disruption and the advent of conversational commerceOpinion
  76. Wearables, fad or world changing innovation?Opinion
  77. Is Adidas on the cusp of being disrupted?Opinion
  78. In the future everything will be connectedOpinion
  79. Apples new trojan horseOpinion
  80. Generation Z, the first immortal generation?Opinion

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How many articles has 311 Institute published about Wearable Technology?

311 Institute has published 80 articles about Wearable Technology since 2016, most recently on 27 June 2025.

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