Latest Wearable Technology News

Catapult Sports Ltd has reported a robust first half of FY26, with a 19% increase in Annualized Contract Value and a 50% jump in operating profit, driven by strategic acquisitions and strong SaaS growth.

Catapult Sports Ltd reported a 16.9% revenue increase to US$67.6 million for the half-year ended September 30, 2025, driven by strong subscription growth and key acquisitions. Despite a net loss of US$8.6 million, the company bolstered its cash position and expanded its product suite with AI and remote workflow innovations.

dorsaVi reports breakthrough RRAM sensor performance and secures a major US physical therapy deal, backed by a $5 million capital raise and new leadership appointments.

Spacetalk Ltd has raised $4.05 million through a combination of a conditional placement and convertible notes to accelerate its geographic expansion and app development, alongside appointing a seasoned director to its board.

Spacetalk Ltd reported a transformative FY25 with a 25% increase in annual recurring revenue and a significant narrowing of losses, underpinned by strong subscriber growth and a strategic debt restructuring.

Acusensus Limited reported a 20% increase in revenue to $59.35 million for FY25, driven by new and expanded contracts across Australia, New Zealand, the US, and the UK. However, net losses widened by 72.3%, reflecting higher operating expenses and ongoing litigation costs.

TrivarX has secured key approvals and begun recruiting for its innovative mental health screening trial in US veterans, while also launching a wearable tech pilot with a Major League Baseball academy in the Dominican Republic.

dorsaVi reports transformative performance improvements from integrating RRAM technology into its biomedical sensor platforms, promising faster, more durable, and energy-efficient wearable devices.

Spacetalk Ltd has raised $3 million through convertible notes from its largest shareholder and converted $1 million of secured debt, positioning the company for international growth and new product development.

dorsaVi has begun critical testing of its innovative RRAM-powered sensor systems in Singapore, targeting biomedical applications like EMG and ECG to enhance wearable device performance and energy efficiency.

Vection Technologies has secured a $2.6 million contract to co-develop SAFE-XR, an AI-powered safety compliance platform using augmented reality and wearable tech for industrial inspections in Italy.

dorsaVi has secured exclusive worldwide rights to cutting-edge RRAM technology from NTU Singapore, promising to revolutionize its wearable sensor products with enhanced performance and energy efficiency. This strategic move positions the company for expansion into healthcare, elite sports, and industrial IoT markets.