Smart wearable devices have evolved from early conceptual products into essential “digital companions” in our daily lives. Currently, this market is experiencing rapid growth and demonstrating immense potential.
Health monitoring has become more precise and in-depth: Devices are no longer limited to basic data like heart rate and step count. Through artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced sensor technology, they are moving deeper into the realm of professional medical diagnostics. Whether it’s the Apple Watch screening for heart conditions or Stanford sensors monitoring cortisol levels, wearable devices are becoming crucial tools for proactive health management and early disease detection.
Device forms are becoming more unobtrusive and diverse: To meet the demand for all-day wear, device designs are continuously innovating. The emergence of ultra-thin smart rings represents the industry’s shift toward the concept of “unobtrusive companionship,” aiming to integrate seamlessly into users’ lives and sleep scenarios with lighter, more comfortable forms.
The integration of technology with humanities and art: Smart wearable devices are not just functional tools but are also becoming expressions of personal style and aesthetics. By embedding artistic and cultural elements into technological products, their added value and emotional connection are enhanced.
In ATC Mould’s recent projects, the application of biodegradable PBAT material in injection molding has been leveraged to support the development of smart devices.