Expectant mothers now have an iDevice dock to call their own in the form of Jung Jun Hwang's iBaby smartphone dock. The iBaby smartphone dock was created specifically to share ultrasound photos with friends and family.
The iBaby smartphone dock has dual functionality working both before and after birth. When you're pregnant the dock can be used to send and print photos of your baby. After you give birth, the dock begins its second life as a baby monitor. Ultrasound technology is advancing rapidly, but the sharing of those pictures is still done in a rather archaic way. The iBaby smartphone dock would be a great way to share photos of your baby simply and easily.
Pregnancy-Sharing iDevice Docks
The iBaby Smartphone Dock Makes Sharing Fetus Photos Easier
Trend Themes
1. Pregnancy-sharing Tech - This trend could disrupt the way people share pregnancy milestones with family and friends, creating opportunities for personalized pregnancy photo-sharing platforms.
2. Dual-purpose Baby Tech - As more baby products integrate multiple functionalities, businesses could create and market products that cater to both before and after birth stages.
3. Ultrasound Advancements - As diagnostic technology advances, there is an opportunity to create faster, more user-friendly sharing methods for ultrasound images.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry could benefit from developing more personalized prenatal care and family-centered practices.
2. Technology - In addition to creating pregnancy-sharing platforms, tech companies could explore combining functionalities of their products to serve multiple stages of parenthood.
3. Consumer Goods - Consumer goods companies could create innovative and convenient baby products like the iBaby dock that cater both to expectant mothers and parents of newborns.