Wearable Technology

Interaxon presented both their standard Muse headset for improved meditation alongside their collaborative product with SMITH eyewear at CES 2018.

Neurovalens, a company based out of Belfast, Ireland and UC San Diego, presented their technology- The Modius at CES 2018.

At first glance, the shiny little gold elements look like a modern tattoo. But on this extremely thin, almost invisible foil that sticks to the palm of the hand like a second skin, there are sensors which provide people with a "sixth sense" for magnetic fields.

QD Laser is a laser manufacturer founded in 2006, with extensive experience in laser and optics.

L'Oréal's Technology Incubator, launched in 2012, is designed as a start-up within the Research & Innovation division.

Life Science Technology was founded in 2007 and is working on biosignal sensing devices and monitoring systems, including web and app service platforms and big data analytics.

BrainCo demonstrated their robotic arm at CES 2018

BoneTag is a UHF RFID-based device that can be placed inside knee prostheses.

BioWatch, a Swiss company is working on watches with vein pattern recognition.

Latest announcements and interviews with 11 emerging industry players at the largest technology show in North America

Ralph Lauren and the United States Olympic Committee have unveiled the opening ceremony parade uniforms for the 2018 US Olympic and Paralympic Teams, introducing a unique wearable heat concept, seamlessly integrating fashion and the latest in apparel innovation.

@-Health are a start-up based in France developing apparel-based products for monitoring the human body.

Zuhai AdvanPro Technology Co. Ltd. are a Chinese company developing a series of products based on flexible textile sensors.

Biosense have developed a non-contact biometric sensor. They demonstrated this by measuring heart metrics from a seat (e.g. a car seat). IDTechEx interviewed Founder & CEO Tom Evans at their booth in the Eureka Park exhibition at CES 2018.

IDTechEx analyst James Hayward interviewed Mitsufuji Corporation, as well as their partners from Kaji Group, at CES 2018.

IDTechEx have covered all of Myant's progress in scaling advanced e-textile manufacturing in North America over the last few years.

QUS-Sports is a smart textile brand which demonstrated their smart textile products at CES 2018.

IDTechEx caught up with Sensoria CTO Maurizio Macagno at their booth in the Sands Exhibition hall at CES 2018.

Siren Care Denmark have developed products integrating conductors directly into yarns within textile product.

Thread in Motion (TIM) are a start-up developing smart textile solutions