Tag: wearable
![Bosch BMA400 – Did you thought accelerometers couldn’t get any better? Bosch BMA400 – Did you thought accelerometers couldn’t get any better?](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Bosch.jpg)
Bosch BMA400 – Did you thought accelerometers couldn’t get any better?
Accelerometers are used in almost all fields, and they have been growing in popularity in IoT and wearables. Nowadays, those devices require a of energy, and because of this, they need to be constantly charged or batteries need to be constantly changed which causes users to lose...
Continue Reading![Intexar™ Heat – A Revolutionary Stretchable Ink And Film Technology To Make Flexible Heated Garments Intexar™ Heat – A Revolutionary Stretchable Ink And Film Technology To Make Flexible Heated Garments](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018-01-25-eenews-jh-dupont.jpg)
Intexar™ Heat – A Revolutionary Stretchable Ink And Film Technology To Make Flexible Heated Garments
DuPont Advanced Materials (DuPont) in association with Taiwanese company Formosa Taffeta, has developed a powered smart clothing technology named Intexar™ Heat, for on-body flexible heating garments. The new fabric is thin, lightweight, and durable. The Intexar™ Heat is an...
Continue Reading![World´s Smallest Wearable Made to Help Prevent Skin Cancer World´s Smallest Wearable Made to Help Prevent Skin Cancer](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Lóreal-1024x674.jpeg)
World´s Smallest Wearable Made to Help Prevent Skin Cancer
Wearables are devices that incorporate and interact with different parts of our bodies and perform a specific task. The tasks can be to improve our health (count steps, heart rate etc.) or to make our life easier (GPS, smartwatches etc.). Technology industry has dominated the wearable...
Continue Reading![Researchers Develop Transparent Flexible Terahertz Sensors With Graphene Researchers Develop Transparent Flexible Terahertz Sensors With Graphene](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/graphene-1024x768.jpeg)
Researchers Develop Transparent Flexible Terahertz Sensors With Graphene
The researchers of the Swedish Chalmers University of Technology have developed a new design of terahertz sensor using Graphene. This flexible sensor can be integrated into wearable materials. Most importantly, it can be manufactured very cheaply and also it is...
Continue Reading![Researchers Develop New Technique To Print Flexible Self-healing Circuits For Wearable Devices Researchers Develop New Technique To Print Flexible Self-healing Circuits For Wearable Devices](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/flexible-e1513855543167.jpg)
Researchers Develop New Technique To Print Flexible Self-healing Circuits For Wearable Devices
The researchers of North Carolina State University in the US, lead by Jingyan Dong, have developed a new technique for directly printing flexible, stretchable metal circuits. The innovative technique can be used with multiple metals and alloys. It is also compatible with existing...
Continue Reading![Biosensors with ECG function for heart rate monitoring in wearables Biosensors with ECG function for heart rate monitoring in wearables](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/171129eedn-silabs-si117x-1200x627-plain.jpg)
Biosensors with ECG function for heart rate monitoring in wearables
Graham Prophet @ eedesignnewseurope.com writes: Silicon Labs has introduced a family of optical biometric sensors providing advanced heart rate monitoring (HRM) by transcutaneous optical measurements, along with electrocardiogram (ECG) capabilities, for a range of wearable fitness and...
Continue Reading![Researchers Developed New Efficient, Thin, and Flexible Cooling Device Researchers Developed New Efficient, Thin, and Flexible Cooling Device](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/flexible-cooling-QBP-2017_mid.jpg)
Researchers Developed New Efficient, Thin, and Flexible Cooling Device
Engineers and scientists from the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and SRI International, California, have created a thin flexible device that could keep smartphones and laptop computers cool and prevent overheating. The component is based on...
Continue Reading![Researchers Developed Hybrid 3D Printing Method To Make Flexible Wearable Devices Researchers Developed Hybrid 3D Printing Method To Make Flexible Wearable Devices](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Capture-1.jpg)
Researchers Developed Hybrid 3D Printing Method To Make Flexible Wearable Devices
Wearable electronic devices that intend to track and measure the body’s movements must be soft enough to flex and stretch to accommodate every body-movement. But, integrating rigid electronics on skin-like flexible materials has proven to be challenging. Clearly, Such components cannot...
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