​Global Wearable Technology Market Research Report - Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast Till 2025

Xiaomi Mi Bunny Smartwatch: The Wearable Tech for Kids That Mixes Cuteness with Functionality 
Xiaomi introduced the Mi Bunny smartwatch for kids, delivering a wearable tech with useful features in a cute package. To keep it short and direct, it offers what one might expect out of a smartwatch designed for children. In other words, this isn't exactly anything pioneering or groundbreaking, but at any rate, it's still pretty handy at times. Under the covering, it has a built-in GPS to let parents keep track of their youngsters' location, not to mention that they can set up a zone and get alerts when their children step out of it. Going over the other notable functions, kids can make calls and receive them and even press an SOS button in the event of an emergency. Once the button is pressed, the device will automatically start recording audio for 7 seconds and send it along with the location of the child to their parents' smartphone.
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/155132/20160501/xiaomi-mi-bunny-smartwatch-the-wearable-tech-for-kids-that-mixes-cuteness-with-functionality.htm
 
Topshop launches competition to find UKs best wearable tech
British fashion retailer Topshop has announced the launch of 'Top Pitch', a start-up accelerator programme for wearable technologies, in collaboration with early-stage investor L Marks. The retail chain has stated to find and co-develop prototypes that will advance wearable tech in the fashion industry with the potential for these products to be rolled out in its Topshop stores. This competition will help to find a product that is stylish, functional and in-demand with the Topshop customer, at a price that’s accessible.
http://www.bmmagazine.co.uk/get-funded/topshop-launches-competition-to-find-best-uks-best-wearable-tech/
 
Topshop collaborates with John Lewis partner on wearable tech initiative
Topshop has launched a technology breakthrough that will allow start-ups to develop a wearable tech product in collaboration with the retailer. The fashion retailer has joined hands with John Lewis’s JLab partner L Marks to launch an innovation programme to develop wearable technology products. The initiative, entitled Top Pitch, will allow start-ups to enter a month-long bootcamp process to develop their product with a mentor.
http://www.retail-week.com/technology/topshop-collaborates-with-john-lewis-partner-on-wearable-tech-initiative/7007101.article?blocktitle=You-might-also-like&contentID=18015
 
Music wearables startup has big backers: NBA’s Carmelo Anthony, Android mind Andy Rubin, and Timbalan
SubPac, a Los Angeles-based startup working on “immersive physical-sound technology,” announced that it closed a $6 million investment to “revolutionize” the audio industry with its wearable sound vest. Backed by Google Android co-creator Andy Rubin, NBA All-Star Carmelo Anthony’s M7 Tech Partners, and electronic music DJ Richie Hawtin, the series A round would fuel the development of the SubPac brand.
http://venturebeat.com/2016/05/05/music-wearables-startup-has-big-backers-nbas-carmelo-anthony-android-mind-andy-rubin-and-timbaland/
 
Samsung Australia Unwraps brainBand, A Wearable Tech To Help Study Concussion
Samsung Australia has unveiled brainBand - a new wearable technology, which will help in studying concussion in sports. The brainBand is a result of collaboration between Braden Wilson and Dr. Alan Pearce. The wearable technology is being developed via Samsung's Launching People program, an initiative that brings a couple of experts from diverse fields and combines their expertise with Samsung technology.
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/143878/20160326/samsung-australia-unwraps-brainband-a-wearable-tech-to-help-study-concussion.htm
 
How Wearable Tech Is Creeping Into the Beauty Industry
With the recent unveiling of L’Oréal’s wearable UV-monitoring patch, the world of beauty wearables has hit the big time. The market is already filling with wearables designed to monitor health—pulse, blood pressure, blood sugar and moreover beauty wearables are a logical next step. However, L’Oréal may be the first company to bring a beauty wearable to market, there’s plenty more coming down the pike. 
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/how-wearable-tech-creeping-into-beauty-industry-180957857/?no-ist
 
Fossil's Entry Into Smartwatches Helps Legitimize The Wearable Technology Market
Fossil recently announced a line of smartwatches and so becomes one of the newest non-tech players in the wearable technology space. Companies like Nike, Under Armour and Adidas have all made forays into wearable technology, but some of them have failed and others have yet to attain major success. The reality is that success in the wearable tech space is very difficult, especially for non-tech companies. This is why Fossil’s partnership with Intel is crucial to their ability to bring wearable tech to market. Fossil’s entry also means they believe wearable tech is important to stay relevant in the consumer watch market. Fossil’s new Q Line is made up of four new products: the Q Reveler, Q Dreamer, Q Grant, and Q Founder. The Q Reveler and Q Dreamer look like extremely fashionable activity trackers, while the Q Grant and Q Founder look like a regular Fossil watch and a smartwatch respectively.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moorinsights/2015/10/22/fossils-entry-into-smartwatches-helps-legitimize-the-wearable-technology-market/#7f82b3aebc7e
 
Ford plans to use Wearable technology to build smarter cars
Making the wearable technology a bit more integrated to our lifestyle, Ford scientists and engineers are working to embed wearable devices and vehicles to enable driver-assist technologies to be more aware of the driver behind the wheel - particularly when that driver is stressed or sleepy. Citing an example, Ford mentioned that lane-keeping assist, could become more sensitive if a smart watch sends data to the vehicle that infers the driver didn't get enough sleep the previous night. Alternatively, if a driver's heart rate increases as traffic intensifies, the vehicle's adaptive cruise control could increase the distance between vehicles - giving the driver some breathing room.
http://www.in.techradar.com/news/wearables/Ford-plans-to-use-Wearable-technology-to-build-smarter-cars/articleshow/51493389.cms
 
Red Bull and ESPN to use Intel wearable technology to create sports content in real-time
Media houses such as ESPN and Red Bull Media House have entered into a major partnership with Intel to use its Intel Curie technology to monitor and feedback real-time performance data from athletes. For athletes, the data produced will be used to optimize and enhance performance, while media partners can use the data to feed into content in real-time. The idea is to make sports even more relatable and entertaining for audiences, by providing on-screen statistics about their performance in real-time. As part of an announcement at ESPN would use the technology for its snowboarding coverage of X Games Aspen 2016 and Red Bull Media House used free runner Jason Paul to demonstrate how the partnership would play out. 
http://www.thedrum.com/news/2016/01/06/red-bull-and-espn-use-intel-wearable-technology-create-sports-content-real-time
 
 

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