Researchers from Northwestern University have developed the first smart wearable device to continuously track how much people use their voices to prevent vocal fatigue and potential injury, as reported by MedicalXpress. First-Of-Its-Kind The wearable device is the first-of-its-kind that is battery-powered, wireless device that comes with its own set of algorithms. It is designed for professional singers, politicians, teachers, call center workers, coaches, and anyone who relies on their voices to make a living. The device may also help healthcare professionals remotely and continuously monitor patients with voice disorders. The wearable device was developed by a team of material scientists, biomedical engineers, opera singers, and a speech-language pathologist. Also Read: Wearable technology can boost employee productivity, job satisfaction: Study How [...]