- In March 2025, IdentifyHer Introduces Peri, a Wearable for Perimenopause: At CES 2025, health startup identifyHer unveiled Peri, a wearable designed to help users track and manage perimenopause symptoms. Unlike typical reproductive health wearables focused on period tracking and fertility, Peri addresses the transitional phase before menopause, providing objective data on symptoms, lifestyle, and sleep
- In October 2024, Oura Health announced the launch of the Oura Ring 4, featuring new hardware and software updates. The ring now includes sensors for blood oxygen, heart rate, and sleep respiration, all embedded inside the ring's body. Additionally, Oura signed a USD 96 million deal to supply smart rings to U.S. military personnel, including data analytics services for the Pentagon's health department
- In May 2024, Sensirion introduced SLD3x series, miniature liquid flow sensor platform, for delivering drugs subcutaneously. Sensirion’s customizable solutions ensure optimal closing, thereby enhancing patient safety for therapies requiring subcutaneous drug delivery
- In May 2023, the engineers at the University of California (San Diego) developed the first fully integrated wearable ultrasound system for deep tissue monitoring. It facilitates potentially life-saving cardiovascular monitoring and marks a major breakthrough for one of the world's leading wearable ultrasound labs
- In April 2023, Knowles Electronics introduced the Trio of Sisonic MEMS microphones for ear and wearable solutions. The new SiSonic microphones help raise the standard of audio for today’s on-the-go lifestyle
