The Malden, Massachusetts-based startup will release a sleeker, self-operated version of its metabolic testing mask on October 1, letting gym-goers measure VO2 max without a trained technician.
Meta used its annual Connect conference to push its growing line of smart glasses as a way to keep consumers tied into its digital ecosystem, according to TechCrunch.
Mark Zuckerberg introduced two new devices aimed at extending Meta's push into wearable AI hardware.
The device, briefly revealed by Mark Zuckerberg, resembles a strapless smart watch built around Meta's Muse AI agent.
The small gadget gives Meta's Muse AI agent another physical form for users to carry.
The new audio-only glasses drop the camera feature that fuelled earlier privacy backlash, prompting debate over whether the rebrand will work.
Eight Sleep has unveiled the Pod 6, a redesigned cooling and health-tracking system compact enough to fit beneath a mattress.
A new report suggests Apple may be working on a dedicated fitness tracker as part of its next generation of hardware devices.
The Muse Charm accessory is expected to ship in December, offering voice access to Meta's personal AI assistant without opening an app.
The open-source Una Watch has dropped from its $350 Kickstarter price to $199, positioning it as a cheaper, repairable alternative to mainstream GPS sports watches.
TechCrunch reported the lightweight wearable introduces a new form factor for note-taking but may raise privacy concerns.
According to a review published by The Verge, the new Apple Watch retains the look of its predecessors while introducing internal changes the outlet says could shape future wearable devices.
A new report says Meta could unveil camera-less glasses codenamed 'Luna' as soon as its Connect event, following criticism over recording features in its existing eyewear.
A Verge senior reviewer says the growing trend of smartwatches and health apps assigning users a ‘biological’ or ‘health age’ lacks solid scientific backing, following Apple’s latest Watch announcement.
According to TechCrunch, smart ring maker Oura is moving toward going public even as a growing field of competitors pursues varied strategies to chip away at its dominance of the wearable category.