Wearable_Insight_Forum

I read this, and it seems like headphones these days aren’t just for listening to music, but also for monitoring your health. But can you measure your…

Ultimately, technological innovation + consumer demand + competition is the inevitable path to continued growth.

I see the bone conduction headphone market is growing incredibly quickly. Are people really seeking out new forms of audio?

So, to what extent are Samsung and Huawei competing?

I read your post, but I didn’t realize the wireless earphone market would be this big. But is Apple still leading the market?

Wow… That would be expensive, and there would be social acceptance issues. It’s still a long way from commercialization.

How are you planning to address user experience issues like comfort and eye fatigue?

Ah, so that’s why it’s hard to use for long periods, heavy, and prone to overheating. Then there are also challenges with field of view and image qual…

I read your post, but I didn’t realize AR/VR glasses would have so many challenges. But what’s the biggest technical challenge?

Wow… So, in the future, sensors could be integrated into clothing or skin?

So, the interface will change, right?

Oh… So, does it help with exercise as well?

I enjoyed reading your article. But why are electrical and magnetic sensors so important in wearables? Shouldn’t they just measure heart rate and step…

Oh, combining it with an IMU is pretty clever. How is AI used?

Oh, so the software just does filtering?

What hardware methods do you use?

I enjoyed reading your post. But why is reducing noise and motion artifacts so important in wearable ExG sensors? Can’t we just filter them all out wi…

That’s pretty wild. So basically, it’s like having a mini health lab strapped to you.

Okay, so it’s not just for doctors? Like, could I use one for fitness or gaming?

Gotcha. But aren’t those signals super faint? How does it make sense of them?

Hey, I just read your post about the ExG sensor. Quick question—how exactly does it “read” what’s going on inside the body? It’s not like it’s poking …