by Emily Friedman | Apr 23, 2016 | By Technology
Written by Special Guest Blogger Jonathan Melnick, Senior Analyst, Lux ResearchAmongst much fanfare and hype, Microsoft has begun shipping $3,000 development kits for its augmented reality smart glasses “Hololens.” The 579g Hololens comes with 2 GB of RAM and 64 GB of...
by Emily Friedman | Apr 5, 2016 | By Industry
Retail is an interesting industry in which to ponder the future of wearable technology, because it banks so much on consumers. Retail literally thrives on consumers–their likes and dislikes, shopping patterns, buying habits, technological means, etc. And since...
by Emily Friedman | Apr 1, 2016 | By Industry
Written by Special Guest Blogger Michael Perman, former Dean of Innovation at Gap, Inc. Fashion wearables is an exciting market right now with a lot of shooting stars and shiny objects to admire upon the blue horizon. First, let’s bless the ingenuity of those who are...
by Emily Friedman | Mar 31, 2016 | By Technology
Written by Special Guest Blogger Isaac Brown, Lux ResearchToday, most people are already familiar with enterprise adoption of wearable devices like Google Glass and the Apple Watch. However, while enterprise wearables are one of the interfaces between workers and the...
by Emily Friedman | Mar 24, 2016 | Editorial
From first-class physicians to innovation seekers in industry, we give you insight into the experiences of those pioneering the use of wearables in the workplace–in their own words.We recently sent over some questions to Michael Perman, Dean of Innovation at a little...
