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Biodegradable Battery For Wearables

Imagine a battery can bend, stretch, and break down safely after use. It could power wearables and medical devices while cutting down electronic waste. Battery...

Body Heat Film Powers Wearables

A thermoelectric film can harvest enough energy from the tiny temperature difference between skin and air to light an LED, marking one of the...

Ultra-Compact Wearable Display Reference Design 

A new miniature display reference design brings high-resolution visuals, low-power processing, and a complete video-to-optics pipeline to next-generation smart glasses, viewfinders, and compact AR...

Efficient Wearable Device Processing

Wearable devices can read health data and use less battery. See how a new system helps tiny processors work longer and process data. Electronic components...

Ultra-Light “Fabric Muscle” For Wearable Robots 

An automated system that weaves ultra-thin “fabric muscles” capable of powering wearable robots like everyday clothing—lightweight, flexible, and ready for mass production. In a major...

Making Wearable Biosensor Data Stable

Wearables read sweat chemistry, but the numbers lie when the body moves. A new transistor trick strips out that drift and reveals the real...

Slim Wearables That Just Work

What if your health tracker never needed charging, screens, or apps, yet still nudged you when goals were met? A small wearable is making...

Flexible Supercapacitor For Wearables And EVs

A flexible supercapacitor can charge, bend, and last long, making it useful for wearables, electric vehicles, and clean energy. Could this change energy storage? Energy...

5 Interesting Reference Designs For Wearable Electronics

Build wearables faster with sensors, Bluetooth, and extended battery life—powered byready-to-use reference designs. Wearable electronics are increasingly common in health, fitness, and industrial applications, but...

Cotton Fuel Cells Could Power Wearables

Soochow University scientists have turned humble cotton yarn into high-performance methanol fuel cells that bend, flex, and even work when cut in half—offering a...
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