Wearable Tech

You can now use your eyes (literally!) to fight the undead horde and scale the buildings of Harran.

A company called SpeedForce is launching a crowdfunding campaign for a device that will track your fitness data on your bicycle.

Apple set a release date for WatchOS 2 and introduced new features and peripherals for its latest version of Apple TV.

At IFA in Berlin, Samsung announced its latest smartwatch, the circular Gear S2. It comes in two flavors, the Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic, with pricing and availability TBA.

Razer's Nabu X forsakes a screen and utilizes vibration and three LED lights to provide notifications on your phone while also tracking your fitness activities throughout the day.

A recap of the keynote from IDF 2015: RealSense "Immersion," wearables, the Curie IoT platform — and a terrifying army of robot spiders.

Nymi announced a closed pilot program that tests wearable credit card payments that are authenticated with the users' unique electrocardiogram (ECG) data.

Vuzix Corporation has announced the availability of prescription capable safety glasses, made by Rochester Optical, which are designed for use with the Vuzix M100 heads-up display.

We managed to catch up to the very busy head of Google ATAP's Projects Soli and Jacquard, Ivan Poupyrev. In our video interview, we talk about how the projects came about and what's next for them.