by Bruce Brown | January 24, 2022 | Health
Oticon, Inc. is no stranger to CES Innovation Awards honors. CES 2022 marked the sixth consecutive year that the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) gave Oticon a shout for the company’s hearing loss technology developments. The CTA named Oticon a CES 2021...
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by Bruce Brown | January 3, 2022 | Health
We find wearables that assist human muscles appealing because of their many potential applications. In addition to helping people with debilitating diseases and health conditions, artificial muscles in exoskeletons and other wearable structures can enhance the...
by Bruce Brown | December 21, 2021 | Health
Digital health for hearing impaired people includes assistive devices and hearing aids plus services such as captioning for telephones, smartphones, and other devices. Earlier this year, we wrote about ClearCaptions’ Internet Protocol Captioned Telephone...
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by Bruce Brown | December 2, 2021 | Health
We’ve written about various wearable technologies that detect fatigue, including a hat, pants, and even an exoskeleton. Netherlands-based AirBliss+ plans to introduce GIBLI — a smart respirator that also detects fatigue and falls — at CESS 2022 in...
