Top Wearables Companies in Dublin (6)
Blue Nile is the largest online retailer of certified diamonds, engagement rings, and fine jewelry. Our customers come to us for some of the most important moments of their lives. They count on Blue Nile to provide them with the most premium jewelry and the customer experience in the industry. Because of this, technology at Blue Nile is not your...
At Horseware, our mission is to “Make Life Better”. Everyday we come to work to try and make life better for the horse, the rider, our retail partners, our employees and the world. The company was founded by Tom MacGuinness in 1985 out of the necessity to make life better for the horse. He had a very simple philosophy back...
A disruptive start-up that is breaking down the boundaries of unnatural lab-based analysis. Providing an award-winning, wearable gait analysis system for injury & performance analysis in the sports and medical industries. “Our feet were made to walk and run and climb once in a while. Bare feet can be great at all of that, but what the modern athlete asks...
At Vertigenius™️, we're pioneering the integration of technology and healthcare to address vestibular disorders, improving balance and reducing dizziness. Our innovative approach includes a clinician portal, a patient app, and a wearable head sensor, making rehabilitation accessible and efficient.
Michael Kors is a world-renowned, award-winning designer of luxury accessories and ready-to-wear. His namesake company, established in 1981, currently produces a range of products under Michael Kors Collection, MICHAEL Michael Kors, and Michael Kors Mens, including accessories, ready-to-wear, footwear, wearable technology, watches, jewelry, and a full line of fragrance products. Michael Kors stores are operated in the most prestigious cities...
Wearable technology for cattle. Moocall is an agri-tech company that has created two unique devices for livestock farmers to use in their herd. The first was a sensor that you strap to a pregnant cows tail, the cow will then send the farmer an SMS two hours, and one hour prior to giving birth. This has proven to both free...
