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Shocking! 'Electric Eel' Fibers Could Power Wearable TechA new fiber that mimics the electricity-producing cells in electric eels could be woven into clothing to power wearable devices.
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'Writable' Circuits Could Let Scientists Draw Electronics into ExistenceScientists have developed a way to produce soft, flexible and stretchy electronic circuits and radio antennas by hand, simply by writing on specially designed sheets of material.
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Wearable Sensors Could Translate Sign Language Into Englishengineering -
Stretchy 'Origami Batteries' Could Power Smart ClothingStretchy batteries inspired by origami could power smartwatches and other wearable electronics, researchers say.
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Is the Apple Watch a Good Health and Fitness Tracker?exercise -
1 Million Orders and Counting: Why So Many Covet the Apple WatchMore than 1 million Apple Watches were pre-ordered last week, on the first day the device went on sale, according to a firm that tracks consumer spending.
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Mio Fuse: Fitness Tracker ReviewThe Mio Fuse is a new fitness tracker and training device from Mio Global, a company known for wrist-worn heart-rate monitors.
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Are Wearable Drones Buzzing on the Horizon?Future wearables may be tiny drones that protect users from pollution, play games, act as scouts and fly long distances on drone superhighways.
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In Images: Wearable Drone ConceptsFuture wearables may be tiny drones that protect users from pollution, play games, act as scouts and fly long distances on drone superhighways.
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