CES 2020 had some of the very latest innovations in the burgeoning wearable tech sector. By Agence France-Presse Photo Credit: Ellcie Healthy Smart glasses at CES sought to offer solutions to a variety of problems.HIGHLIGHTS French startup Ellcie Healthy...

A man wears a Brainco Focus 1 wearable that detects brain activity while playing concentration challenge games. Photo: AFP From tiredness-detecting driving glasses to shin guards that judge the performance of footballers — we've come a long way since the early days of...

Las Vegas (AFP) From tiredness-detecting driving glasses to shin guards that judge the performance of footballers -- we've come a long way since the early days of the pulse-measuring smart watch. Some of the very latest innovations in the burgeoning wearable tech...

January 9, 2020Wearable health technology is as popular as ever, but it's not always clear if it's effective or secure. CES is the place to see the very latest in wearable technologies. Advanced sensors, smart fabrics, cloud computing, flexible membranes and more are...

By Elizabeth LeeJanuary 08, 2020 02:58 AM LAS VEGAS - Wearable devices no longer just count steps. From startups to long established brands, companies are now developing wearables that can help improve one's health, and prevent and predict problems before they occur....

By Jason BracelinLas Vegas Review-Journal Steve Koenig is talking about seeing into the future. Literally. The vice president of market research at the Consumer Technology Association, which sponsors CES, is breaking down advancements in augmented-reality...

By Taylor Craig In the age of multi-tasking, smart glasses-maker Narbis is hoping to use artificial intelligence to help people focus better. The company's new glasses, which launched Tuesday, can detect when you're distracted and train your brain to remain...

By Luke Dormehl  You know those photochromic lenses that turn regular glasses into sunglasses on sunny days? Wellness company Narbis just developed a unique twist on that idea — with a new pair of smartglasses intended to encourage...

By Todd Werkhoven  On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Chris DeGraw discuss the top stories trending in tech, including Apple’s AirPods Pro, Google’s bid for Fitbit, Uber Money, team-building robots, smiling pets, and more. On this...

They reward focus and relaxation with a clear view. Christine Fisher, @cfisherwrites10.29.19 in Wearables Narbis Operant conditioning is a well known psychology principle -- in which "good" behavior is rewarded and "bad" behavior is punished. While positive...