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  • [New] Looking ahead to 2026, regulators globally will continue paying close attention to neural and related data as new neurotechnology and wearable tech becomes even more common, and especially as AI's ability to infer mental states from everyday data grows increasingly sophisticated. JD Supra
  • [New] Wearable human exoskeletons will be one of the defining human-augmentation technologies of this decade, not because they make us superhuman in a sci-fi sense, but because they expand human potential while enhancing safety, health, and performance. The Exoskeleton Store
  • [New] Potential wearable hacks, deepfakes, and autonomous AI systems mean that in 2026, users will need to take extra steps and security measures. IO+
  • [New] 2026 will be a milestone year for wearable technology with advanced sensors, AI integration, and new device types enriching the user experience. Fueler
  • Many new features in 2026 allow real-time mood tracking through wearable integrations, turning self-care into a proactive, data-informed experience. Clustox Blog
  • By 2025, we predict the emergence of socially acceptable AR glasses that are lightweight, all-day wearable, and even stylish. INAIRSPACE
  • Global spending on connected wearable devices could cross USD 150 billion by 2030. P&S Intelligence
  • We are seeing an uptake in gamified options (like the BODYCOMBAT XR experience on Meta Quest) and the global wearable technology industry is set to hit $186 billion by 2030. Les Mills

Last updated: 05 January 2026



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