Friday, October 16, 2026
An open-source, wireless vest for measuring autonomic function in infants #WearableWednesday
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An open-source, wireless vest for measuring autonomic function in infants #WearableWednesday

Researchers at Indiana University and the University of East Anglia developed a wearable for infants. They wanted to study behavior patterns that tracked a variety of biometric data. Obviously designing for infants has its own unique precautions and obstacles. If you check out the full details they utilized a number of Adafruit parts!Infant behavior, like…

The Bacteria Powering a Truly Green Revolution in Personal Electronics #WearableWednesday
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The Bacteria Powering a Truly Green Revolution in Personal Electronics #WearableWednesday

At the University of Massachusetts Amherst researchers have developed a method to engineer a biofilm that converts the energy created during evaporation into electricity. So, yes, it’s a bacteria skin patch that can create electricity. It may not power your home or car, but the biofilm has the promise to create self-powering wearables. here’s more…

Garmin Enduro 2 launches with mapping and battery boost

Garmin has launched the Enduro 2, an overhaul of its ultrarunning and trekking sports watch, made for extreme endurance. The Enduro 2 doesn't look like a huge update on the surface, but dig deeper and Garmin has significant improvements to battery life, build quality, mapping and GPS accuracy. To the naked eye, not too much…

​Huawei Band 7 review

The Huawei Band 7 is one of the strongest budget fitness trackers around – offering a ton of health and fitness tracking features and a sub-$50/£50 price. The Band series pioneered the tall smartwatch/fitness band hybrid, which has now been aped across the board, most recently by the Xiaomi Mi Band 7 Pro. But does…