Tech

Oura Acquires Doublepoint, Signaling a Push Into Hand-Gesture Tech

Smart ring maker Oura has acquired Helsinki-based gesture-recognition startup Doublepoint, its fourth acquisition in recent years.

Whoop Plans Hiring Spree Across Departments

Whoop plans to add more than 600 roles this year, nearly doubling its workforce as part of a push to "own" the health-monitoring category.

Dreamie Alarm Clock

This $250 Smart Alarm Clock Was One Of Our Top CES 2026 Finds – Can It Really Help Us Sleep Better?

After discovering the Dreamie sleep companion at CES 2026, we tested the smart alarm clock for about a month – read our honest review here.

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FitGrid, Studio Grow Bring New Competitive Intelligence Tools to Boutique Fitness

Studio Grow will adopt FitGrid as its core comparative intelligence layer, giving its team access to standardized metrics and cross-booking-platform benchmarks. 

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The Fitness Industry’s Data Opportunity Is Massive. But What Comes Next?

Leaders from 24 Hour Fitness, David Lloyd, Google and Garmin gathered to discuss how operators and tech companies are working to make sense of data for fitness consumers.

In the Age of AI, Human Personal Trainers Might Become a Luxury

Apps like Future and Caliber are reserving real human fitness coaches for those willing to pay a premium, while free plans feature AI only.

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Oura Unveils Proprietary AI Model for Women’s Health

Smart ring maker Oura is deepening its push into women's health with a clinician-reviewed LLM offering personalized insights.

Bon Charge blanket

How Bon Charge Is Winning Over a Generation That Questions Everything

With science-backed technology, portable design and frictionless integration, Bon Charge aligns with younger wellness consumers

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Whoop Is Making a Big Pro Sports Push

Whoop partners with Scuderia Ferrari HP and Al Nassr as the wearable race heats up, from Formula 1 to global football.

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Tesla Engineers Launch Fort, a Screenless Strength Training Wearable

Designed specifically for lifters, the new Fort wearable automatically tracks reps, velocity, range of motion and proximity to failure.