A new survey shows 52 percent of consumers are interested in wearable products, which typically use RFID or wireless sensors, such as health monitors used to track physical activity and manage health conditions.

More than 6,000 people were surveyed from six different countries -- Australia, Canada, India, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States.The results showed that 52 percent of the participants were interested in buying health monitors and 51 percent wanted to buy safety monitors.

Wearables apps vary, according to the report.Health monitors track a user's heart rate and calories burned, while internet-connected glasses let users surf the web, take photos and receive messages.

Last year, wearables quickly rose to become a major consumer electronics market, especially for health.

Is carrying out RFID related research and development and business

Ge researchers are working on a wearable RFID sensor to detect compounds in the air.Although the sensors have not been commercialized, they are expected to be available in the future for counter-terrorism and disease prevention.Obviously, the final product can be part of a badge or directly mounted on clothing, able to fully detect compounds in the air, even in ultra-trace concentrations.

According to foreign media reports, Jay Parker, President of lenovo North America, said recently that the company has included wearable computing in its development strategy and is now in the "strategic development" stage.

A startup's GalaRing smart ring can interact with mobile phones via the NFC.It has two chips in it, which can both lock the software in the phone and serve as a business card. The process of sending the business card to the NFC mobile phone is realized after being connected to the mobile phone.

On January 19, according to foreign media reports, apple applied for two new patents. According to information, the patent application is about NFC technology. Will this technology be used in the next generation iPhone?