Topic
wearable technology
246 published works
Internet Newsletter for Lawyers
Smart glasses at work: why policy has to move before the first dispute
In August, HM Courts and Tribunals Service banned Meta’s smart glasses from every criminal, civil and family court building in England and Wales. Security staff now confiscate the devices on…
Law People
Using Wearables to Address Depression and Anxiety
By Ronda Muir
Years ago there was talk of developing a mouse that would use sensors imbedded in the plastic to monitor our emotional state while we work, which would then make suggestions…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Privacy Tip #501 – Fitness Trackers Lack Transparency, Privacy + Security Features
A recent Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) article reports that companies that make wearable trackers, whether for fitness or health, “are behind the times when it comes to basic privacy practices…
TechnoLlama
Smart glasses, augmented reality, and always-on surveillance
Back in 2013, Google developed a controversial piece of gear that has long lived in infamy, Google Glass. This was an interesting proto-AR wearable device that contained a camera, earphones,…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Get ready for the war over AI face cameras!
By Peter Vogel
Computerworld.com reported that “Miniaturization has finally enabled companies to build AI glasses that look and function like normal glasses, but with microphones and cameras.” The June 12, 2026 article entitled…
Triage Health Law
FDA Continues to Ease Regulatory Hurdles for Wearable Health Products
By Delia Deschaine, John Wyand, Nicole Bothwell, Jennifer Tharp
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently updated two guidance documents applicable to wearable devices and guidance for clinical decision support tools, continuing the agency’s efforts to ease regulatory…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: Who’s Behind Those Meta Ray Bans?
Google Glass was a bust. It didn’t help that people wearing them were being beat up by people who didn’t want to be recorded by people wearing those butt-ugly things,…
Searcy Law Blog
Using Your Watch as a Witness: Data on Your Wrist Can Be Used to Help or Harm Your Personal Injury Case
By Searcy Law
Most of us are familiar with the concept of the “black box” recovered after airplane crashes. The box contains information that helps investigators determine the causes and effects of the…
TechLaw Crossroads
Are We Prepared To Deal With The Coming Wearable Revolution?
AI wearables were everywhere at CES 2026. Smart glasses that whisper answers in your ear, AI enabled contact lenses, AI necklaces. They see what you see and hear what you…
Duane Morris Life Sciences Law
Replay: Wearables Webinar Series, Part 3: Product Liability and IP Strategies for Wearables
By Duane Morris
A replay of “Wearables Webinar Series, Part 3: Product Liability and IP Strategies for Wearables” is now available for viewing.