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wearable technology With wearable technology, learning more about yourself has not only become high-tech but also real-time. From devices and apps that help you track heart rate and food consumption details to gadgets that monitor your mood and even surrounding air, the quantified self is a reality for the everyday person. The result? You can learn about your own health with your own self-tracking devices and go a step further by using the devices to measure the success of self-improvement attempts. Here, you can get the latest news on wearable technology and see the innovations that are pushing wearable tech into health care, education and our broader lives. Wearable Sensors Could Translate Sign Language Into English Wearable sensors could one day interpret the gestures in sign language and translate them into English, providing a high-tech solution to communication problems between deaf people and those who don’t understand sign language. Stretchy Origami Batteries Could Power Smart Clothing Stretchy batteries inspired by origami could power smartwatches and other wearable electronics, researchers say. Is the Apple Watch a Good Health and Fitness Tracker? A prominent feature of the Apple Watch is its health and fitness tracking, which monitors your movement throughout the day and reminds you to boost your activity. Mio Fuse: Fitness Tracker Review The Mio Fuse is a new fitness tracker and training device from Mio Global, a company known for wrist-worn heart-rate monitors. New Wearables Track Your Stats on the Field Runners arent the only athletes who can track their stats with a wearable device — a slew of new wearable sensors are aimed at sports players. In Images: Wearable Drone Concepts Future wearables may be tiny drones that protect users from pollution, play games, act as scouts and fly long distances on drone superhighways. Paranoid parents can remotely track their childs temperature using this lightning bolt-shaped thermometer that connects to a smartph