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Wearable Technology

  • First Waterproof Watch

    First Waterproof Watch
    Rolex created the first-ever waterproof watch. It was called The Rolex Oyster Link text
  • The first Digital Watch

    The first Digital Watch
    The first digital watch was the Hamilton Pulsar P1 Limited Edition (1972). When this watch first came out it ran for $2100. However, by the end of the 1980s, they sold for around $10
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  • Sony Walkman

    Sony Walkman
    The Sony Walkman was thought of way before the iPod. It was sold for around $150 and was the first device for music that could be used on the go. Link Text
  • First Digital Hearing Aid

    First Digital Hearing Aid
    Invented by Miller Reese Hutchinson. His design used an electric current to amplify weak signals
  • The first Fitbit launch

    The first Fitbit launch
    Fitbit launches its first deceive called the Fitbit. This simply clipped onto the user's clothes and motored sleep, movement and calorie burn. Link text
  • Release of Google Glass

    Release of Google Glass
    Smart brand of glasses developed by Google X. Designed to communicate via voice command. These glasses are no longer for sale due to the improvements being made.
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  • Release of the first Apple Watch

    Release of the first Apple Watch
    The Apple Watch was the first major Apple product to be released without the help of Steve Jobs. The news was the apple watch was announced in September 2014.
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  • Wearable Blood Pressure Monitors

    Wearable Blood Pressure Monitors
    Omron Healthcare launched HeartGuide, which the first wearable blood pressure monitor. Data can be shared with their physician easily Link text
  • FindMyKids Watch

    FindMyKids Watch
    This watch is for children from ages 3-12. these watches have features such as GPS tracking that connect to phones, waterproof, two-way calling and camera Link text
  • Fitbit's New COVID-19 Feature

    Fitbit's New COVID-19 Feature
    Fitbit adds new COVID-19 feature that connects the user to virtual doctors and gives advice on indoor workouts Link text