Wearables Gone Wild
summary
Hands-on demos and concrete claims: a clipped vision module that reads text and recognizes products and ships to first customers tomorrow; a metal activity puck that measures steps, distance, calories and sleep with tap lights, is waterproof and avoids daily charging; a neck-worn sleep mask that tracks EEG, EOG and EMG to boost REM, aid jet‑lag and monitor drivers, backed by a ~$500k Kickstarter; and a head-worn neuromodulator that reports a 0%→~50% jump on an insight puzzle in one study and is now in double‑blind trials.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to wearables
- 2:55AI for the visually impaired
- 9:13Brain stimulation technology
- 18:29Smart sleep monitoring mask
- 27:54Fitness tracking and data
- 44:56Audience Q&A and closing
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