Wearables: From Fitness Trackers to Smart Glasses Wearables have grown from a single fitness band into a diverse family of devices that can monitor health, support daily tasks, and even enrich how we work. Today you can track steps, heart rate, and sleep, and you can get quick information right on your wrist or in your glasses. The aim is to collect useful data without getting in the way of your day. ...
Wearables and the Next Wave of Connected Devices Wearables have shifted from a niche gadget to everyday companions that touch many parts of daily life. Today’s lineup includes smartwatches, fitness bands, earables, skin sensors, and even smart fabrics. They collect data about your body and your environment, then connect with phones, hubs, and home devices to help you move, rest, and stay safer. Most wearables combine tiny sensors, a processor, a battery, and wireless radios. They sample data continuously or on demand, compress it, and send it to a phone or cloud. Some analysis happens on the device (edge computing) to save battery and keep more data private. Apps then present trends, alerts, and recommendations in simple dashboards. ...
Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Tech: A Practical Guide Artificial intelligence is part of many everyday devices, from your smartphone to the living room. It can save time, reduce mistakes, and tailor information to you. This practical guide shows simple steps to use AI well, without jargon. Knowing these basics helps you avoid hype and pick tools that fit your life. Start small, and you will feel the difference. You will notice AI in several common places: ...