Wearable Technology

Zepp Health’s Q2 2025 earnings reveal a strong rebound, with revenue surging to US$59.4 million, a 46.2% year-over-year increase, surpassing company forecasts. Losses narrowed significantly, with GAAP net loss at US$7.7 million and adjusted net loss at US$6.16 million. The company projects Q3 2025 revenue between US$72 million and US$76 million, a 70-79% year-over-year increase. Key to this growth is the Amazfit brand, driven by new products like the Balance 2 and Helio Strap, and boosted by athlete endorsements and effective marketing.

Himax Technologies and Rabboni are collaborating to launch bboni Ai, a multi-scenario endpoint AI sensing system for wearables. It combines Rabboni’s high-precision IMU motion sensors with Himax’s ultra-low power WiseEye2 AI processor, enabling real-time on-device AI processing. Applications span smart healthcare, sports technology, and education. Himax will launch the bboni Ai Developer Program in late-July 2025, offering APIs and SDKs. The system enhances data privacy, reduces latency, and enables real-time AI inference while minimizing power consumption.

AI powered glasses are rapidly gaining traction, with Xiaomi selling 50,000 units in three days. This emerging category is driven by technological advancements, manufacturer initiatives, and consumer demand, projected for massive growth. Companies like DPVR are leveraging VR expertise to create practical, user-friendly AI glasses designed to integrate seamlessly into daily life, marking a significant shift in consumer electronics towards “seamless intelligence.”