WurQ is designed specifically to recognize and track CrossFit exercises, measuring reps, range of motion, velocity and power output.
Top wearable makers Oura and Whoop are increasingly integrating healthcare into their product features and marketing approaches.
Smart ring maker Ultrahuman is integrating Abbott’s Lingo over-the-counter CGM as glucose data becomes a key frontier in connected wellness.
England's top players will head a marketing campaign for Oura, adorning the new Oura Ring 5 as wearable brands look to leverage World Cup hype.
RunSafePro, a smart vest, combines rear radar detection, GPS emergency alerts, automatic incident detection and adaptive visibility.
The update brings Siri AI to the wrist, expands Workout Buddy and adds perimenopause and menopause support as Apple continues turning the Watch into a more personalized health companion.
From menopause programs to hormone-tracking wearables, a wave of innovation is reshaping women’s health — even as gaps in care and clarity persist.
England players will wear Whoop bands at this summer's World Cup in North America, joining players from the Netherlands and Portugal in embracing the screenless wearable.
As longtime Oura wearers, we reviewed the new Ring 5 to see whether it offered better tracking, a more comfortable design and clearer health insights.
Amazfit, the official wearable of Hyrox, is making a bigger push to cater to hybrid-fitness athletes with the Balance 3 and Balance Ultra.
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