Global Scans · Wearables · Weekly Summary

• [New] Apple Watch: Advanced health monitoring features, including more precise sensors and new wellness tools, could redefine wearable technology and its role in personal health management. Geeky gadgets
• The technology-assisted meditation segment is anticipated to witness the fastest growth rate of 20.4% from 2025 to 2032, driven by innovations in mobile apps, wearables, and AI-powered platforms. Data Bridge Market Research
• Increasing awareness of routine checkups, increased purchasing power, and the popularity of wearable & portable devices, along with innovative product launches by key manufacturers are projected to drive global blood pressure monitors growth over the forecast period. Research Nester
• 2025 will likely witness a seamless integration of DTx with wearable devices, such as smartwatches and fitness trackers. Franetic | Marketing and Digital Transformation Agency
• Apple's glasses will focus on camera-based environmental interaction without embedded displays, distinguishing them from future AR wearables expected from competitors like Meta and Google. PetaPixel
• Wearable devices and mobile apps have already become increasingly popular in recent years, and in 2025, they are expected to play an even greater role in health monitoring and tracking. Event Nexus
• Researchers at Queensland University of Technology have discovered a new material that could serve as a flexible semiconductor for wearable devices. SciTechDaily
• Artificial intelligence combined with wearable technology has the potential to improve safety among people recovering from a stroke. thecanadianpressnews.ca
• By 2030, training programs using AI and wearable devices are expected to become commonplace. ABITA LLC&MARKETING JAPAN
• Microsoft is exploring the use of connected devices, such as smart home sensors and wearable devices, to monitor risks in real-time. NewsyList
• The growing focus on personal health management and wellness among North American consumers is expected to further fuel the demand for wearable devices. Claight Corporation (Expert Market Research)
• At a price point of $179 to $279, Tesla's smartwatch could not only transform wearable tech but also expand Tesla's brand beyond cars. Elon Buzz
• Next-step integrations will explore Project Astra's use in tools like Google Lens and wearable tech, including glasses. ChatHub Blog
• As wearable technology continues to evolve, smartwatches like the BP Doctor Watch will play an increasingly important role in preventive healthcare. bpdoctormed
• Future projections indicate a compound annual growth rate of 8% through 2033, driven by advances in nanotechnology and increased adoption of wearable biosensors. LinkeWire
• In 2025, AI will be instrumental in integrating wearable technology and Internet of Things devices into mainstream healthcare. Medicodio
• Synaptics' new products will be able to support devices such as smartwatches and other wearables, consumer audio, appliances, security cameras, asset trackers, and factory automation systems, enabling powerful functions such as predictive maintenance, and enhanced security. Insider Monkey
• The devices that Synaptics' new products will support include smartwatches and other wearables, consumer audio, appliances, security cameras, asset trackers, and factory automation systems, with the opportunity to add powerful functions such as predictive maintenance, and enhanced security. Morningstar, Inc.
• Connected Sites with IoT and Wearables: We will see a shift in job site technology in 2025, as wearables and IoT devices become commonplace. Electrical Industry Newsweek
• Today's approval of Onapgo means patients in the U.S. who are not responding well to their current treatment regimen, including levodopa, will now have the option of using a small and lightweight wearable device to deliver a continuous infusion without the need for an invasive surgical procedure. MedCity News
• Samsung's non-invasive glucose monitoring could redefine wearables, pushing the boundaries of what smartwatches and fitness trackers can achieve. Techstory Media
• As developments continue, Queensland University of Technology says it could see a new generation of wearables that are more efficient and environmentally friendly. AT Today - Assistive Technology
• In 2025, expect more AI-infused wearables that push the boundaries of convenience and functionality. FE Tech Bytes

Last updated: 30 June 2025