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Meta offers Quest OS up to third-party developers, ASUS and Lenovo among them

  • ASUS and Lenovo are among the first third-party mixed reality developers to adopt Meta's Quest OS, now rebranded as Meta Horizon OS.
  • ASUS's Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand is working on performance gaming headsets, while Lenovo is focusing on devices for productivity, learning, and entertainment.
  • Meta Horizon OS combines core technologies with a social presence-centered platform, targeting gaming, entertainment, fitness, productivity, and social interaction in mixed reality.
  • Meta encourages competition in hardware development and app creation, collaborates with Xbox for a limited-edition Meta Quest, and aims to make the Meta Horizon Store more open.

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Meta Opens Quest VR OS To Third Party Gadget Makers

  • Meta Platforms opens operating system behind Quest virtual reality headsets to third parties
  • Asus, Lenovo, and limited edition Xbox-branded devices to be part of the new ecosystem
  • Meta focuses on making it easier for developers to build mixed reality apps
  • Increased competition in the VR market with Apple and Google entering the space

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Meta opens up its Horizon OS to third-party hardware, including a limited-edition Xbox VR headset

  • Meta has announced that it is opening up its Horizon OS operating system to third-party hardware.
  • This means that a hardware company could build a mixed or virtual-reality headset and use Meta's operating system to power it.
  • As part of this announcement, Meta is also partnering with Xbox to release a limited-edition Xbox VR headset.
  • This partnership could finally bring a virtual or mixed-reality headset to Xbox, similar to PlayStation's PS VR.

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AR and VR Have Potential to Reshape Wearable Tech Landscape

  • Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technology is reshaping the wearable tech landscape.
  • AR smart glasses in healthcare can enhance vision for individuals with hearing impairments, bridging communication gaps.
  • VR simulations in industries like aviation and medicine can enhance training by offering lifelike scenarios.
  • XR wearables are streamlining operations and enhancing productivity in the industrial sector.

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GENEActiv Pricing and Specifications

  • GENEActiv is a wrist-worn device for tracking physical activity and sleep patterns.
  • The pricing of GENEActiv devices was previously $260 in the U.S.
  • Additional costs depend on the quantity of devices.
  • For the most up-to-date pricing and specifications, consulting with Activinsights or authorized distributors is recommended.

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Scientists revolutionize soft robotics and wearable tech with 3D-printed ink

  • Researchers at EPFL have developed a groundbreaking ink for 3D printing of flexible yet durable objects in the field of soft robotics and wearable technology.
  • The elastomer-based ink, called double network granular elastomers (DNGEs), allows for the creation of structures that change from rigid to rubbery, offering unprecedented control over mechanical properties.
  • The technology enables the production of devices that are both flexible and capable of handling objects, with potential applications in rehabilitation devices, prosthetics, surgical aids, and remote-operated robots.
  • The DNGEs are compatible with standard 3D printers, making the technology accessible to a wide range of users.

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New fiber material boosts energy storage for wearable devices

  • Researchers in South Korea have developed a groundbreaking fiber material that significantly enhances the energy storage capacity of wearable devices.
  • The new electrode material shaped like a fiber increases the surface area and electrochemical activity of carbon nanotubes, allowing them to store 33 times more energy compared to traditional carbon nanotube fibers.
  • The new fibers are highly durable, maintaining nearly perfect performance even when bent or knotted 5,000 times, making them suitable for various forms of wearable accessories.
  • This breakthrough in material science could lead to longer-lasting and more efficient wearable devices, as well as next-generation energy storage technologies.

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Wearable Data Challenges in Healthcare

  • Wearable data in healthcare presents challenges related to accuracy, consistency, and standardization.
  • Data privacy and security concerns are important when handling sensitive health information.
  • Integration of wearable data with existing healthcare systems like Electronic Health Records (EHRs) requires interoperable systems.
  • User adoption and engagement with wearables depend on user-friendly design and meaningful health insights.

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Save big on Apple Watch Ultra 2 refurbished by Apple

  • Apple Watch Ultra 2 joined the official Apple Certified Refurbished store, allowing buyers to save $120 on the top-of-the-line smartwatch.
  • The refurbished Apple Watch Ultra 2 features a faster S9 chip, improved battery life, brighter display, and supports the double-tap gesture.
  • It is designed for extreme sports enthusiasts, water-resistant up to 100 meters, and dust-resistant.
  • The refurbished units are available in three variants at a discounted price and come with Apple's standard one-year limited warranty.

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Apple Watch Series 10 renders give the best look yet at the upcoming major redesign

  • Apple Watch Series 10 is expected to include a major design overhaul.
  • The new design may feature a thinner case and a redesigned band attachment system.
  • Rumors suggest the inclusion of a more power-efficient OLED display and new health sensors.
  • Possible health sensors include blood pressure monitoring and sleep apnea detection.

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Apple Watch Series 10 launching soon with Upgraded Display

  • Apple Watch Series 10 will be launched later this year with an upgraded display and improved battery life.
  • The new Apple Watch Series 10 will feature a low temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) OLED screen and thin-film transistor (TFT) technology.
  • The change in screen technology is expected to deliver better efficiency and enhanced battery life.
  • The Apple Watch Series 10 is set to be released in the second half of 2024.

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Nothing Ear earbuds let you speak to ChatGPT, but only if you have the right phone

  • The Nothing Ear A earbuds have been officially released.
  • They come in attractive color options, with the yellow model being a popular choice.
  • The earbuds support a gesture that allows users to speak to ChatGPT.
  • However, this feature only works if you own one of Nothing's smartphones.

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Machine learning makes fabric buttons practical

  • Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed machine learning-optimized fabric buttons for wearable interfaces.
  • These fabric buttons are triboelectric touch sensors that measure the force exerted on them by detecting the energy between two layers of opposite charges.
  • Physical consistency is difficult to achieve with fabric buttons, so the researchers used machine learning to interpret sensor readings and differentiate between different interactions.
  • The machine learning model could recognize patterns even if the exact readings varied, making it practical to integrate fabric buttons into inexpensive garments for user interaction with devices.

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‘Smart Gloves’ Teach Piano Playing through Touch #WearableWednesday

  • MIT researchers have developed 'smart gloves' that use haptics and machine learning to teach piano playing.
  • The gloves have sensors to record finger movements of a pianist, which are then transferred to students through haptic motors.
  • Tests showed that students using the gloves demonstrated improved accuracy compared to traditional teaching methods.
  • The gloves were also tested for gaming applications with similar successful results.

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Fixing Apple Watch “Ghost Touches” #Wearable Wednesday

  • Apple is aware of ‘false touches’ on the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2.
  • There are a couple of steps you can perform to try and remedy the problem.
  • The company is looking into the issue and will provide more information in the future.

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