How do you feel? Ask your clothes
AI is supposed to free people’s minds to think new thoughts, perhaps of self-improvement, but what if biometric clothing also…
Smart wearable devices are becoming an increasingly popular form of identification using biometric measurements and are set to replace traditional password and chip and pin authentication methods while continuing to assist both the fitness and medical industries.
AI is supposed to free people’s minds to think new thoughts, perhaps of self-improvement, but what if biometric clothing also…
A wristband for passwordless physical and logical biometric access control has been jointly developed by Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and Nymi to unify…
Predictive biometric tools provider Canaria Technologies has partnered with Embley Contracting to roll out the Canaria-V Earpiece as part of…
As if inviting people to revolt against biometric devices in the workplace, an Indian state reportedly will fit smart watches…
Predictive health checks performed by wrist-wearables that record a person’s biometrics are possible, according to a small study. They are…
B-Secur has launched an electrocardiogram (ECG) hardware and software development kit designed to help companies streamline the development of biometrics-focused…
The U.S. Air Force wants to hear about possible commercial-grade wearables that can help contain dangerous virus infections. It has…
Whoop, maker of wrist-worn fitness trackers and analysis software, has expanded into clothes with built-in biometrics readers. The news comes…
Apple is currently working on new biometric features for the Apple Watch, including a tool for blood pressure measurement and…
Biometric health monitoring with wearables could reach potential new users numbering in the hundreds of millions as sub-$100 smartwatch sales…