Protecting babies from SIDS

Posted on Jan 8, 2013 in eTextiles | No Comments

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is a common fear among parents (especially new parents). Cautious parents typically sneak into their child’s room to check on their breathing pattern’s while sleeping ...

A new fitness tracking device

Posted on Jan 7, 2013 in Health | No Comments

Move over Fitbit and Jawbone Up, Amiigo is a new kid on the block (in addition to the newly anticipated Misfit Shine) that is promising to help improve your health by ...

10-year predictions coming true?

Posted on Jan 4, 2013 in Trends | No Comments

Ten years ago, Wired Magazine predicted that we’d be “living with phones on our wrists, data-driven goggles on our eyes and gadgets that would safety-test our food for us.” Turns out, ...

IBM predicts our technology future

Posted on Jan 2, 2013 in Trends | No Comments

This year IBM presents The 5 in 5 in five sensory categories, that includes 5 scientists, 5 stories, and 5 predictions about the world in 5 years and how technology ...

Is iWatch in Apple’s future?

Posted on Dec 30, 2012 in Rumors | One Comment

Smartwatches have been squeezing their way into the wearable consumer electronics market like Pebble, i’m watch, Sony Smartwatch, inPulse and WIMM (to name a few). And much speculation has been around for ...

Skinsucka: a design provocation

Posted on Dec 27, 2012 in Conceptual | No Comments

Studio XO is a fashion and technology company that creates and engineers interactive wearable experiences at the crossroads of physical-digital media. They have created some really provocative work for clients ...

Goggles Measure Your Radness

Posted on Dec 20, 2012 in Products | No Comments

Smith isn’t the only company Recon is teaming up with this season. In fact, the HUD innovator has also packed its tech into goggles from the likes of Briko, Scott, ...

Engadget: The Wearable Tech Issue

Posted on Dec 18, 2012 in News | No Comments

Engadget’s magazine, Distro, arrives with a look at wearable computing and the history behind Google Glass in their newly published Issue 70. It includes a good overview of the history ...

An elegant, wireless activity tracker

Posted on Dec 14, 2012 in Products | No Comments

New wearable tech kid-on-the-block, Misfits Wearables, has just launched a very promising new wearable device called Misfit Shine and they have already raised over $500K on funding site indiegogo. The ...

Now available: Fashionable tech report

Posted on Dec 13, 2012 in Trends | No Comments

Dr. Sabine Seymour of Moondial has released another fashionable technology report which focuses on the intersection between design, fashion, science and technology. The report is published twice a year. It will ...

Light up, warm up textile for cyclists

Posted on Dec 7, 2012 in Sports Tech | No Comments

Well, if you’re going to make light-up garments, this is one way to do it. Hamburg company, Realflex, has created a product that not only lights up for safety, but ...

Will a second chance work for UP?

Posted on Nov 14, 2012 in Health | One Comment

The Jawbone UP was a hugely anticipated new wearable technology product for life tracking that was announced in 2011 at TED and brought to the market shortly after. Unfortunately, due ...

GPS shoes inspired by Wizard of Oz

Posted on Sep 18, 2012 in DIY & Hacking | No Comments

Dominic Wilcox teamed up with interactive arts and technology expert Becky Stewart and Northamptonshire shoe maker Stamp Shoes to create these GPS shoes inspired by the Wizard of Oz. In order ...

In Remebrance Bill Moggridge, 1943-2012

Posted on Sep 10, 2012 in News | No Comments

Very sad news for the design community recently with the passing of one of IDEO’s cofounders Bill Moggridge. He has been a tremendous influence to designers world wide and has ...

An interview with Steve Mann

Posted on Aug 9, 2012 in Interviews | No Comments

New York Time’s Bits recently conducted an interview with Steve Mann, one of the great pioneers in wearable tech, who talked about “mediated reality” and where he thinks wearable tech is heading. “Steve Mann ...