Apple's Find My feature enables users to locate their devices and items by leveraging a network of hundreds of millions of Apple products. This system allows for private and secure searches to help users locate lost belongings. The entire process is completely anonymous and protected with end-to-end encryption, ensuring the privacy of user.

In early 2023, E Ink was searching for the next-gen "wireless brain" for ePaper, while Realtek was testing a Bluetooth LE SoC (System-on-Chip) supporting BLE/15.4 ultra-low power. That spring, during a break at the Touch Taiwan "Wireless Display Technology Forum", an E Ink engineer posed a question to Realtek's BLE product director: "How about embedding RFIC directly into glass?"

Aesco is a new sub-brand under Rapoo, a well-known PC peripheral manufacturer, focusing on cutting-edge technology and refined design aesthetics. In collaboration with Realtek, Aesco has developed a high-return inductive shaft keyboard using the RTL8762GKH solution. This integration provides the product with multiple advantages, including high return rate, low latency, multi-device connectivity, rich interface options, and energy-efficient design.

As technology advances and people's focus on health management grows, the smart wearable device market is embracing unprecedented development opportunities. Among them, smart rings, with their ability to monitor physical health status around the clock and a more comfortable wearing experience compared to watches, are gradually becoming a new favorite among consumers. Recently, semiconductor industry giant Realtek and smart wearable giant Yawell have partnered to to launch a variety of smart rings based on Realtek's RTL8762ESF low-power Bluetooth chip, aiming to meet the needs of different user groups.