Announced at the Consumer Electronic Show 2015, the Baby Glgl is a smart baby bottle monitor that tracks a baby's milk intake in order to prevent colic. While the technology is not yet proven to prevent colic, the smart
The Baby Glgl fits on a regular baby bottle and operates using three batteries and a sensory monitor that gives a helpful notification denoting whether or not the bottle needs to be tilted up or down slightly for better feeding. The 'inclinometer,' as it is called, weighs the amount of milk left in the bottle and instructs accordingly.
Made by the French company behind the smart fork Hapifork, the Baby Glgl (as in "gurgle") is a unique and innovative product incorporating concerns around newborn health and modern wearable technology.
Smart Baby Bottles
The Baby Glgl Helps Parents Track Milk Portion Control
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