From 3D-Printed Corsets to Internet-Connected Buttons
Jaime Neely — July 31, 2014 — Tech
Wearable tech is at the core of the top July 2014 technology trends. Brands across all industries are creating revolutionary products to make the consumer experience with their products entirely seamless.
From emotion-monitoring helmets to smartphone-connected cuffs and drink-monitoring cups, wearable technology has far exceeded the once industry-changing smartwatch. Brands are going above and beyond to fuse sophisticated technology with everyday activities. Products can now curate real-time data for consumers in unexpected places.
The auto industry is also dipping its toes in interactive technologies for drivers during the in-car experience. From cars inspired by video games like the Volkswagen Roadster Vision Gran Turismo to smartphone driving displays, drivers can safely integrate interactive elements into their driving experience.
For additional research and examples of the most popular July 2014 technology trends, visit Trend Hunter's Technology Trend Report.
From emotion-monitoring helmets to smartphone-connected cuffs and drink-monitoring cups, wearable technology has far exceeded the once industry-changing smartwatch. Brands are going above and beyond to fuse sophisticated technology with everyday activities. Products can now curate real-time data for consumers in unexpected places.
The auto industry is also dipping its toes in interactive technologies for drivers during the in-car experience. From cars inspired by video games like the Volkswagen Roadster Vision Gran Turismo to smartphone driving displays, drivers can safely integrate interactive elements into their driving experience.
For additional research and examples of the most popular July 2014 technology trends, visit Trend Hunter's Technology Trend Report.
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