Posts Tagged ‘consumer electronics’
Brain hacking emerges as latest trend in wearable tech, but is it ready for prime time?
———- Brain-zapping gadgets promise to make you a better you — smarter, stronger, even happier (The Washington Post): “Americans’ obsession with wellness is fueling a new category of consumer electronics, one that goes far beyond the ubiquitous Fitbits and UP activity wristbands that only passively monitor users’ physical activity. The latest wearable tech, to put it…
Read MoreUpdate: From smart homes to smart people — where digital health meets brain fitness
Who said, “So for me the most exciting takeaway from this year’s CES (Consumer Electronics Show) isn’t the smart car or the smart home, it’s the smart person…” You can find the answer, and many insights on brain health innovation, by reading SharpBrains’ January 2013 eNewsletter. Enjoy! Digital health meets consumer electronics and brain training, by Dr. Evian…
Read MoreDigital health meets consumer electronics and brain training
There’s no doubt that the biggest buzz at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas didn’t come from the slimmest of televisions, the most fashionable headphones or even a dancing robot. The buzz of CES 2013 was firmly centred on all things health and the Digital Health Summit is where the action was happening. On…
Read MoreEmerging consumer electronics to monitor and enhance brain functioning
Ten Innovative Ideas in Consumer Electronics (article by Bloomberg Businessweek reporting on CES 2013): “Human monitoring The human body can be monitored, too, allowing us all to perform better and live longer. HeartMath makes heart monitors that are worn daily and report results online directly to doctors…
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