Highlights - Wearables Gone Wild
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A head-mounted wearable for people with low vision delivers a demo where the user immediately beats game high scores, and a sleep and biometrics platform from Intelclinic claims continuous, precise sleep measurement through an incredibly wearable form factor. Panelists stress that battery life and the need to remove devices to charge kill retention, so designs aim for no charging or very long life. Brain sensors are shown producing control signals to manipulate external devices, pointing toward medical-grade precision for real-world use.
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