Wearable Technology

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A modern, screenless fitness tracker with abstract AI code elements and a cracked graph in the background, symbolizing deceptive high scores and hidden costs.

Fitness Gadgets: High Scores Don't Guarantee Accuracy

The Google Fitbit Air Screenless Fitness Tracker, lauded with a 94/100 score, comes with an optional AI-powered coach subscription costing £79.

Talia Sharir·August 16, 2026

Athlete using advanced 3D-printed recovery shoes in a modern recovery suite, highlighting the intersection of technology and athletic performance.

Recovery & Mobility

Injury Rates, Wearables, and the Athlete's Mind: Why Sports Recovery Is a Self-Reinforcing Market

The sports recovery market is experiencing rapid, self-reinforcing growth driven by increasing sports injuries, technological advancements like wearables and AI, and athletes' psychological investment in performance. This dynamic loop fuels market expansion from USD 2.20 billion to USD 6.35 billion by 2034.

Hana Kim·June 16, 2026