Wearable devices

Carnegie Mellon University researchers have developed a technology called "Power-over-Skin", which can utilize radio frequency energy generated by the human body to power wearable devices, and is expected to get rid of the battery completely. With advances in computing technology, wearable electronic devices are becoming smaller and more functional. However, the issue of power supply remains a challenge. While some devices have been able to utilize solar power for charging, batteries are still an essential component. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Future Interfaces Group have proposed a "Power-over-Skin"...

Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman mentioned in the latest issue of the "Power On" newsletter that Apple is exploring "various possibilities" for future wearable devices. Here is a summary: AirPods headphones equipped with cameras Apple is studying how to equip AirPods headphones with cameras and more advanced artificial intelligence and health sensors. The project, codenamed B798, was launched last year and the core idea is to find a way to embed lower-resolution camera sensors into AirPods headphones. The product…

According to recent updates from Sam Sheffer, media director of hardware startup Humane, the delivery time of the company's first product, Ai Pin, has been slightly delayed from March to mid-April. ▲ Ai Pin. Image source Humane official Humane released Ai Pin in November 2023. The device itself does not have a screen, but uses a projection display: it can project a 720p monochrome UI interface on the palm of the hand, and users can interact through voice and gestures. In addition, Ai…