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04Jan/22

TCL Unveils Portable, Lightweight and Personal NXTWEAR AIR Wearable Display Glasses at CES 2022

January 4, 2022InnovationComputer programming, Computing, Display technology, Eyewear, Glasses, Head-mounted display, Mixed reality, Ophthalmology, Programming languages, Tcl, Wearable, Wearable computerssmbale

TCL, a leader in display technology and affordable, rich connected experiences, announces its second-generation wearable display glasses, NXTWEAR AIR. The new, stylish glasses combine exceptional display technology and rich, premium design with 30% less weight and a more comfortable fit than previous generation glasses, delivering the ultimate in entertainment and productivity. Continue reading

04Jan/22

Vuzix and TeamViewer to Jointly Demonstrate Frontline AR Platform for Connected Workers at CES 2022

January 4, 2022InnovationAugmented reality, Computing, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Human–computer interaction, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Smartglasses, TeamViewer, Technology, Vuzix, VUZIX CORPORATION, Wearable computerssmbale

Vuzix® Corporation (NASDAQ: VUZI), (“Vuzix” or, the “Company”), a leading supplier of Smart Glasses and Augmented Reality (AR) technology and products, today announced it would jointly demonstrate TeamViewer Frontline, an AR platform, with TeamViewer at CES 2022 in Las Vegas this week. Continue reading

25Dec/21

GOOVIS HMD Ensures Comfortable Low Blue-Light Viewing Environment and Low Visual Fatigue in the Virtual World

December 25, 2021InternetDisplay technology, Eyewear, Head-mounted display, HMD Global, Human–computer interaction, Mixed reality, Multimodal interaction, Technology, Wearable computerssmbale

GOOVIS, the product brand of NED Optics, a technical leading company in the XR Head-Mounted Display (HMD) field, has been praised by industry experts and consumers for producing premium HMD products with principles of quality and safety. Its products transcend typical viewing devices, which sometimes can cause fatigue and discomfort, and instead offer protective optical technology that does not detract from the high-quality visual experience. continue reading

04Nov/21

Good Vision: GOOVIS XR Head-Mounted Displays Present a New Way to Experience Quality Multimedia

November 4, 2021InnovationDisplay technology, Emerging technologies, Head-mounted display, HMD, HMD Global, Human–computer interaction, Mixed reality, Technology, Virtual reality, Wearable computerssmbale

GOOVIS, the product brand of NED Optics, a technical leading company in the XR Head-Mounted Display (HMD) field, is revolutionizing the way people consume multimedia. The GOOVIS HMD provides an immersive, glasses-free and cinema-like experience with extra eye-care functions and has won the market’s favor with its ingenuity and innovation. Continue reading

17May/16

Samsung Patents Smartwatch

Samsung patent describes smartwatch that could project its interface onto nearby surfaces

May 17, 2016MobileAndroid, Company: Samsung Elec, Computing, Distributed computing architecture, Human–computer interaction, NEXT MEDIA, Samsung, Smartwatches, Sony SmartWatch, South Korea, Technology/Internet, Ubiquitous computing, Wearable computers, Wearable devices, Wearable technologysmbale

A recently discovered Samsung patent shows a smartwatch that can project its interface onto any nearby surface, addressing a key limitation of the smartwatch screen.
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09May/16

Future Interfaces Group's latest technology, called SkinTrack

New technology turns your skin into smartwatch touchscreen

May 9, 2016MobileARM Holdings, Distributed computing architecture, HP TouchPad, Human–computer interaction, Mobile computers, Pebble Time, Personal digital assistants, Qualcomm Toq, Smartwatches, Sony SmartWatch, Technology/Internet, Touchpad, Touchscreen, Ubiquitous computing, Wearable computers, Wearable devices, WebOSsmbale

A team of scientists have developed a new technology that can make the skin on your arm and hand act like a touchpad for a smartwatch. Continue reading →

17Mar/16

Swiss watchmakers

Swiss watchmakers change tack to embrace smartwatches

March 17, 2016TechnologyApple, Basel, China, Commerzbank, Company: Reuters, Computing, de grisogono, Distributed computing architecture, Google, Heuer, Hublot, Human–computer interaction, Intel, Italy, Japan, Jean-Claude Biver, Peter Dixon, Russia, Samsung Electronics, Smartwatch, South Korea, Swatch Group, Switzerland, TAG Heuer, Thiebaud, Ubiquitous computing, United States, Watch, Wearable computers, Wearable devicessmbale

Swiss watchmakers, who once dismissed smartwatches as short-lived gadgets, are now racing to grab a share of a fast-growing market

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07Dec/15

Finnish optical display could rival Google Glass

December 7, 2015InnovationAugmented reality, Camera lens, Display technology, Emerging technologies, Espoo, Eyewear, Finland, Glasses, Google, Google Glass, Human–computer interaction, Lens, Light-emitting diode, Mobile computers, Optics, Science and technology, Smartglasses, smartphone, Spectacles, Sunnari, Technology, Wearable computers, Wearable technologysmbale

The era of bulky, geeky-looking smartglasses might be over. Developers in Finland have created a thin display that fits into ordinary eyewear.

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20Mar/15

Tick-tech – time for new Swiss watch?

March 20, 2015InternetApple, Bulgari, Clothing, Computing, Culture, Distributed computing architecture, Entertainment/Culture, Google, Horology, Human–computer interaction, Intel, Jean Christophe Babin, Luxury brands, Measurement, Smart Watch, Smartwatch, Switzerland, TAG Heuer, Technology/Internet, Ubiquitous computing, Watch, Watchmaker, Wearable computers, Wearable devices, Wearable technologysmbale

(EVO) – Few places can claim to have as much time as Basel.

But then the Swiss city is hosting the world’s most important watch show, kicking off this year not with a bang, but with a beep.

“Smart” is the key word here.
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