Wearables

Human augmentation enhances abilities through technology, offering benefits that include improved health monitoring, restored functions, cognitive enhancement and more. With a market potential of reaching $739.59 billion by 2030, this industry is set to be a transformative opportunity for IoT engineers providing innovative solutions and enhancing human capabilities.

5G Reduced Capability (RedCap), a streamlined version of the 5G standard, is designed to address the unique needs of IoT devices, wearables, and industrial sensors.

Symmetry Electronics identifies the differences between traditional SIM cards, eSIMs, and iSIMs to help engineers working with cellular IoT applications select an optimal device identification and data storage solution.

How is smart technology improving patient outcomes and provider protection in urgent care settings?

Discover ways smart health and wellness innovations can impact declining life expectancy rates.

Discover five health monitors you've probably never heard of but should definitely know about.

How do connected health solutions improve patient outcomes and our healthcare experience?

The future of wearable sensor technology stands to revolutionize personal health monitoring, enhance athletic performance, and facilitate seamless integration with smart devices, and more.

Nordic Semiconductor's nPM1100 is a power management integrated circuit (PMIC) that is designed for low-power wireless applications,

What are IoMT devices and how are they propelling healthcare into Industry 4.0?