Wearables have progressed far beyond the fitness realm, and are finding their way into everyday business applications.
The impact of the low average nurse-to-patient ratio in hospitals can be reduced through unlocked smartphones, which improve communication and efficiency.
From healthcare to hospitality, tech wearables are offering new ways to increase efficiency and solve workflow bottlenecks.
This year's Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit presented the latest trends, advancements and discussions about wearable technology.
By improving the customer experience and increasing staff efficiency, wearables can have a dramatic impact on the restaurant industry.
Buffalo Wings & Rings restaurant in Mason, Ohio deployed a smartwatch solution powered by the Hipaax TaskWatch platform to boost employee efficiency. This case study outlines how using the smartwatches improved their table turnover ratio while increasing overall customer satisfaction.
To improve the customer experience and help housekeeping staff stay ahead of cleanliness targets, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport worked with Hipaax to deploy a TaskWatch-based wearable workflow solution, allowing staff to gain real-time data insights into facility usage.
This week, at Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit in San Diego, five wearables experts were asked a series of questions around what they wish their smartwatches could do.
Until now, wearables have been predominantly built for consumers. The Samsung Gear S3 is set to change this by supporting advanced enterprise use.
Sport technology devices like AR glasses, VR headsets and custom wearables are helping athletes at this year's Olympic Games in Rio.