Alternatives to Wearable Devices

Gesture recognition technology for intuitive wearable control.

Pebble was a pioneering smartwatch company known for its e-paper displays and customizable smartwatches.

WHOOP is a wearable coach providing 24/7 health insights to help improve health, fitness, and longevity.

Developer and seller of smart eyeglasses and sunglasses with integrated technology.

Nanit provides smart baby monitors and sleep tracking solutions to help parents understand and improve their baby's sleep and development.

Halo Collar develops and sells GPS-enabled smart collars for dogs, providing a wireless containment system, GPS tracking, and training.

Developing non-intrusive, passive eye-tracking technology for smart devices and AI assistants.

Eight Sleep offers an intelligent sleep system, the Pod, that enhances sleep through temperature regulation, elevation, and soundscapes.

Develops audio analytics software for smart devices, enabling them to understand sound.

Develops and industrializes ultra-thin, fast-charging solid-state batteries for next-generation devices.

Devices that control AI agents.

Designs and manufactures ultra-low power microcontrollers and SoCs for IoT and wearable devices.

Belgian fabless semiconductor company making miniaturized hyperspectral sensors for smartphones and consumer devices.

Home security, smart home automation, and alarm monitoring services.

HealthTech company providing patented IoT solutions for infant breastfeeding intake monitoring.

Pebbles Interfaces developed advanced 3D sensing and gesture recognition technology for human-computer interaction.

Designs and manufactures ultra-low power microcontrollers and processors for IoT and wearable devices.

A China-based consumer electronics and smart manufacturing company that designs, develops, and sells a wide range of products including smartphones, mobile apps, laptops, home appliances, and electric vehicles.

Web3 AI wellness company developing smart health rings with AI coaching and blockchain incentives.

RealWear develops and manufactures assisted reality wearable computers for frontline industrial workers, enhancing safety and productivity.