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This Neat Wearable Air Conditioner Keeps You Cool Anywhere

H/T: My Modern Met This Neat Wearable Air Conditioner Keeps You Cool Anywhere cool, devices, design and photography, technological developments, wearable, portable, sony air conditioner, reon pocket Wouldn’t it be great to take a summer walk with a pocket-sized cooling device? 

15 Dowdy Dresses Transformed Into Cute Wearable Garments

So, if you have some old clothing left in the closet, why not try to make them more modern and wearable? But before you do, take a look at 15 of Caitlin’s garments below to get some inspiration. To see more of Caitlin Trantham's nifty clothing transformations, visit her Instagram Page . 1.

Improve Your Health with These Incredible Devices

Yet, as good as these items may be, the latest generation of wearables can truly help provide more information around your long-term health patterns or conditions, while also helping you make lifestyle changes that really stick.

This Fantastic Device Will Let You Sit Anywhere You Want

The wearable exoskeleton allows the person using it to walk around freely, but have instant support once they move into a bending, crouching, or squatting position.

Where Glamour Comes From...

And as we well know, this kind of wearable art comes with pretty hefty price tags. But would we pay as much if they would hang up photos of how these shoes were made, by who and under which conditions? Would we still pay those high prices?

The Future Looks Bright, and Full of Gadgets.

Wearable wireless mouse Hoodie BackPack Hidden Power Outlet Unique umbrella design Ruler with holes for precision Eco friendly Toilet Solar rocking chair Digitally precise protractor You will have no problem finding the keyhole For smart parents Bicycle Parking Digital Measuring Cup Built-in Wall extension

12 Jewelry and Decor Pieces With Lush Landscapes Within

These delicate creations tell an entire story, depicting a brightly colored and beautiful landscape in a miniature wearable format.

The 1980s Were Weird, and These Inventions Prove It!

The Private Eye's tiny, 1.25-inch screen made early wearable technology seem hilariously antiquated, long before the dorky image of Google Glass cemented the perception of such devices as a fashion faux pas. 2. 

2022 Is Almost Here, And Here's the Good News...

More enhanced wearable health trackers Wearable health trackers aren’t a new concept. Smartwatches can already measure your steps, running and swimming speeds, heart rate, hours of sleep, and more. However, the next generation of fitness trackers is going to be much smarter.

Do You Work Out Regularly? You’ve Got to Own this Gadget!

Smartwatches are the hottest thing in wearable technology, and what makes them so appealing is a perfect combination of small size, a wide range of day-to-day applications and customization options, and specialized health tracking features. Smartwatches aren’t new, per se.

I Love Seeing Amazing New Inventions, Don't You?

The invisible bicycle helmet Created by a pair of Swedish design students, the invisible helmet is actually a wearable airbag that inflates to cover your head and prevent head-trauma. Source 3.

Amazing What You Can Do With Cardboard, Scissors, and Glue

Fully functional, wearable shoes Check out her stop-motion clips: H/T and Source of all photos Watch the Cardboard Sculptures of Artist Monami Ohno amazing, art, cardboard, talent, sculpture, Japanese, creativity, skill, handmade, craft, detail, monami ohno Enjoy the works of Japanese artist Monami

More Seniors Should Wear Smartwatches, Here's Why

While embracing new technology may have its challenges, wearable devices provide improved opportunities for people to manage their health and well-being with increased access and independence.

It's Incredible to Think How Far Science Has Come...

This new, wearable device, called the Health and Environmental Tracker (HET) helps asthma sufferers predict their attacks by monitoring their vital signs together with environmental factors.

Keep Your Calorie Intake in Check with These FREE Apps

You can also seamlessly integrate your fitness goals with HealthifyMe by logging workouts, tracking steps through built-in activity tracking, and connecting with wearable devices to get a complete picture of your calorie burn.

LIFESAVING: What Should You Do if You’re Having a Stroke?

While there is little you can do when you’re having a stroke, there are ways to better prepare for it: If you’re in the risk group of having a stroke, you should consider getting a wearable medical alarm button.

Not Just Cardio: 6 Activities That Boost Heart Health

You could use a wearable device, such as a smartwatch, to record your pulse. Using a device like that will help you tell how long your heart rate was in that moderate-activity zone. Keep in mind that there is no need to invest in a pricey device if you don’t already own one.