From Aluminum Braille Timepieces to Folding Backpack Boats
Katherine Pendrill — November 26, 2016 — Tech
Whether it is gadgets that improve accessibility for those with physical challenges or products that are simply for fun, the November 2016 tech trends reveal a wide range of technological advancements.
On the more practical side, technology is being used to make life easier for consumers who have traditionally been ignored by brands. For instance, products such as the Medtronic MiniMed 670G helps those with Type 1 diabetes by automatically adjusting the level of insulin needed. Similarly, the Dot Watch uses a braille display to help the visually impaired tell time.
Of course, not all technological innovations are designed for improving health and wellness. As the November 2016 tech trends reveal, there is still a significant demand for tech innovations that entertain consumers. Some examples include, portable handheld PC consoles, fashionable instant cameras and folding backpack boats.
On the more practical side, technology is being used to make life easier for consumers who have traditionally been ignored by brands. For instance, products such as the Medtronic MiniMed 670G helps those with Type 1 diabetes by automatically adjusting the level of insulin needed. Similarly, the Dot Watch uses a braille display to help the visually impaired tell time.
Of course, not all technological innovations are designed for improving health and wellness. As the November 2016 tech trends reveal, there is still a significant demand for tech innovations that entertain consumers. Some examples include, portable handheld PC consoles, fashionable instant cameras and folding backpack boats.
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