Mobile wrist-worn devices with touch-screen displays offering connectivity, sensors, and operating systems, which act as either an extension of smartphones or untethered, stand-alone devices.
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Research Report | December 22, 2017
Wearable biosensors continue to develop and provide new capabilities in athletics, disease prevention, recognition of primary risks, proper education of users, new models of health care, and providing individuals more insight into their personal health. As wearable biosensors continue to miniaturize... Not part of subscription
Research Report | March 20, 2018
Since the establishment of personal electronic products, devices within the digital ecosystem around consumers have consistently had to integrate with one another for improved convenience. This resulted in the growth of a new space termed as consumer IoT, which consists of three main segments: ... Not part of subscription
Research Report | October 31, 2018
While consumer smartwatches were first introduced as a technology push, the market has now embraced the smartwatch as a valuable product, and we are seeing the emergence of application‑specific smartwatches. Looking to the future, smartwatches will play a key role in expanding the digital ecosystem ... Not part of subscription