Around 250 innovative wearables technology designs have been entered into the UNICEF-sponsored "Wearables for Good" design challenge. The challenge represents a chance for the wearable technology market to broaden its horizons with some new ideas that could revolutionise the industry. UNICEF is launching this competition in partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the Global Alliance on Technology Transfer (GATT).
Around 250 innovative wearables technology designs have been entered into the UNICEF-sponsored "Wearables for Good" design challenge. The challenge represents a chance for the wearable technology market to broaden its horizons with some new ideas that could revolutionise the industry. The judges have narrowed it down to 10 teams who have all made new wearable technology capable of aiding the world's most vulnerable people with child protection and addressing health concerns.