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MouthPad is a custom-fit, tongue-controlled touchpad that turns subtle tongue and head movements into precise control of phones, tablets, and computers, enabling hands-free interaction for users with diverse abilities.
Jibo's successor, the iKairos, is a wearable AI device that can turn real-life moments into AI-generated images, acting as a personal AI guardian.
Samsung reveals two new designs of its upcoming smart glasses, developed with Google and eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, featuring 9-hour battery life and AI capabilities like Gemini and Bixby.
Garmin launches CIRQA Smart Band, a screenless health and fitness tracker with no subscription required.
Garmin announced the Cirqa smart band, a screen-free fitness tracker with up to 10 days of battery life that tracks health metrics without requiring a subscription, priced at $199.99.
OpenMHC introduces the largest open-access wearable health dataset with over 60 million hours of data and open-source implementations of wearable foundation models, including a unified benchmark for prediction, imputation, and forecasting.
Hand Wave is a smart glasses product that translates sign language into speech, aimed at improving accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing users.
OpenStrap/Edge is an open-source app that reverse-engineers the WHOOP 4.0 Bluetooth protocol to provide health tracking features without the official subscription, computing everything on-device for iOS and Android.
A Wired guide to the best personal safety alarms for 2026, including Garmin, Sabre, and She's Birdie, with testing methodology and recommendations.
The Oura Ring 5 review concludes it remains the best smart ring, featuring improved comfort, GLP-1 tracking, and privacy controls, though upgrades from Ring 4 are less compelling.
LightMem-Ego is a lightweight streaming multimodal memory system for everyday life assistance that continuously captures egocentric visual and audio streams, organizes them into hierarchical memory, and retrieves grounded answers to user queries about past experiences, deployable on smartphones and AI glasses.
MIT researchers developed an AI system that uses wrist pads to send signals to muscles, enabling involuntary finger movements to play piano even without the user's knowledge.
StepFM is a foundation model that uses only step counter data for broad-spectrum health prediction, offering a privacy-preserving and scalable alternative to high-frequency sensor models.
Xgimi's MemoMind One smart glasses, shown at CES 2026 and now on Kickstarter, offer a camera-free, privacy-focused AI display experience with a floating green screen, but the beta version has bugs and limited outdoor visibility.
A reflective essay tracing the evolution of computing from dedicated computer rooms to ubiquitous portable devices, discussing the trade-offs of convenience and miniaturization.
Xreal's One Pro and 1S USB-C smart glasses are $50 off during Prime Day, offering a rare discount on premium AR glasses with micro-OLED displays and Bose speakers.
The Apple Watch Series 11 is discounted to its lowest-ever price of $279 ($120 off) for Prime Day, making it a great deal for those seeking advanced health features like EKG, AFib detection, and hypertension notifications.
This paper introduces a retrieval-augmented personalization method for wearable stress detection using frozen foundation models, achieving near-supervised fine-tuning performance without requiring labeled user data.
MIT researchers developed a wristband with ultrasound stickers that images muscles and tendons, using AI to translate those images into hand movements to wirelessly control a robotic hand with high dexterity.
The Apple Watch Series 11 is currently 30% off at $279, its lowest price this year, making it an ideal time to buy the best Apple Watch for most people.