Sports

The chipmaker will embed its Curie chips in snowboards and BMX bikes; teams-up with Oakley over a performance-tracking "smart eyewear" called Radar Pace.

The update to the fēnix 3 multisport watches includes Garmin Elevate wrist-based heart rate technology, additional activity profiles and new watch bands.

The company's product consists of a wrist-worn activity tracker and a cloud-based system that takes the information collected to provide actionable feedback.

A company called Motus has developed a system that uses biomechanics to measure stress on a pitcher's elbow or a change in batter's swing.

The company will use the funds to support the launch of its first product, PIVOT, which is the most advanced wearable technology for tennis today.

The GraphWear patch is made out of graphene and designed to be worn on the lower back, from where it sends information to a companion app via Bluetooth.

The company's system provides athletes and coaches with an understanding of strain and recovery to balance training, reduce injuries and predict performance.

Working in tandem with a companion app, the product will let players track their groundstrokes and serves, as well as overall playtime and the longest rally.

Using biomechanics, sensors and artificial intelligence, the device will help athletes learn and master movements, avoid injuries and conquer the competition.

The secret sauce is in a special biomathematical model developed by the U.S. Military that analyzes the sleep data captured by the band.