The Omate Wherecom S3 might look like a standard Android smart watch, but the device is actually designed to help seniors stay connected to their loved ones on a constant basis.
Running a slimmed down version of the traditional Android OS, the Omate Wherecom S3 allows wearers to call for help, receive a call and even be reminded when it's medication time. Built-in GPS helps family members keep track of how a person is doing, where they're going and effectively locate them if they need a ride or become lost.
The number of elderly consumers is on the rise with the population of people over the age of 60 set to hit new highs in the coming decades. This notion is being considered by a variety of different brands as they look to develop products for an aging consumer base.
Senior-Friendly Wearables
The Omate Wherecom S3 Android Smart Watch is Designed for the Elderly
Trend Themes
1. Senior-friendly Wearables - Opportunity to create wearable devices specifically designed for the elderly population, with features like monitoring, communication, and reminders.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunity lies in creating healthcare technology solutions for seniors, such as wearables that monitor health and provide assistance.
2. Telecommunications - There is potential for telecom companies to develop communication devices tailored for seniors, offering features like emergency calling and location tracking.
3. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can tap into the growing market of elderly consumers by designing smart devices with intuitive interfaces and functionalities for their specific needs.