Videos

World's 1st Google Glass Surgery – Dr. Rafael Grossman: Surgeon, Educator, Healthcare Futurist

July 30, 2020 – Dr. Rafael Grossmann is a healthcare futurist who was the worlds first doctor to use Google Glass during live surgery. He is multiple TedX Speaker, An Exponential Medicine/ Singularity University alumnus, faculty. advisor and consultant to several entities, including Magic Leap, Animares and INVIZA. Throughout his career, he has focused on tapping the paradoxical power of technology to coexist with better, more humane medical care. being a full-time practicing surgeon gives him the rare skills, qualities and advantages that clinicians have but most technology innovators lack. That duality of expertise makes him a voice that definitely should be heard. A voice that impacts and addresses both ends of the spectrum, diversifying the target audience, feeding multiple interests and curiosities.

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Can a Smartwatch or Other Wearables Detect COVID-19 Symptoms? | Wall Street Journal (WSJ)

July 30, 2020 – Smartwatches, smart rings and patches that gather your temperature, heart rate and blood oxygen could serve as an early detection system for COVID-19. WSJ's Joanna Stern strapped a bunch of stuff to her body and recruited a doctor to figure it all out.

Photo illustration: Laura Kammerman.

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Kathy Ireland® Announces INVIZA™ INC. Partners with kathy ireland® Small Business Network (kiSBN)

July 21, 2020 – Kathy Ireland, Chair, CEO & Chief Designer, kathy ireland® Worldwide announces that startup company, INVIZA has partnered with her company's newly formed kiSBN. INVIZA designs FashTech MedTech fitness, health, predictive wellness and location trackers. The company's InvizaWEAR™ tracker products are concealed within apparel, shoes and accessories (e.g. jewelry). Plus, the InvizaWEAR recharges from body heat or movement, or light (solar or photovoltaic).

~The Best Wearables are InvizaBLE™ ~

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What are wearables?

A very funny YouTube video, "The Big Bang Theory fitbit", which we renamed "Inaccuracy Tomfoolery"

This episode's opening scene shows how inaccurate a fitbit wearable can be. We show this because InvizaWear will not have this type of issue.

A PRETTY BIG DEAL with Ashley Graham and . . . Kathy Ireland®

April 7, 2020 – Ashley Graham sits down with the dynamic Kathy Ireland! When Kathy burst on the modeling scene in the '80s, she quickly became a household name. She was featured in 13 consecutive Sports Illustrated issues with three covers of her own. In 1993, she launched kathy ireland Worldwide® to much skepticism, but its success has landed her on the cover of Forbes 2X. The company is now worth $B's and has been named 25th most powerful brand in the world by License Global Magazine!

~ HOST Ashley Graham ~

Invisibles – The Future of Wearables

A brand new concept inspired by the possibilities of wearable technology, yet strongly improved by making devices invisible.

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The Future of Wearable Technology

Wearable Tech Could be the Future of Fashion

Wearable Technology: How clothing and technology are combining to change the way we dress. The first wave of wearables have already hit the streets to a fairly quiet response. But developers are promising that soon enough a whole new generation of gadgets will be reaching the consumer market. By Journeyman (subscribe).

Energy Harvesting in the Internet of Things (IoT)

How do we power connected 'things' autonomously without batteries?

Energy Harvesting – Power Everywhere

This video is one for the Stanford/MIT VLAB mini-conference/panel series with its topic on energy harvesting. The person dressed with a green shirt at center is INVIZA's CEO, Dr. Robert Andosca. VLAB is a non-profit organization that connects entrepreneurs, founders, industry experts, and investors with ideas and technologies that have the potential to disrupt industries and create opportunities. Since 1990, our unique panel discussions have been one of the most popular forums in Silicon Valley, examining industry-disrupting innovations from varying perspectives.