Software Design Firm Chaotic Moon Experiments with Temporary Wearables
Michael Hemsworth — November 26, 2015 — Tech
References: chaoticmoon & damngeeky
We're moving into an era when technology is no longer a choice but rather something that is engrained into the lifestyles of most of the world, so software design and development firm Chaotic Moon has been experimenting potential capabilities with what they are calling 'Tech Tats.'
'Tech Tats' are essentially a temporary tattoo that is sensor-laden and can easily track any variety of health vitals for instant utilization within a variety of different fields. The Chaotic Moon team specifically targeted the healthcare industry with their tests and explored how instead of going in yearly for a physical or going directly to the hospital when something happens, consumers could apply the technology to their body and send the results instantly to their doctor for diagnosis.
'Tech Tats' are essentially a temporary tattoo that is sensor-laden and can easily track any variety of health vitals for instant utilization within a variety of different fields. The Chaotic Moon team specifically targeted the healthcare industry with their tests and explored how instead of going in yearly for a physical or going directly to the hospital when something happens, consumers could apply the technology to their body and send the results instantly to their doctor for diagnosis.
Trend Themes
1. Biometric Monitoring Wearables - Companies can create sensor-laden temporary tattoos that monitor health vitals for consumers.
2. Instant Health Diagnosis - Using biometric tattoos, patients can instantly share their health data with doctors for remote diagnosis and treatment.
3. Smart Medical Devices - Building on their success with biometric tattoos, companies can innovate new wearable medical devices with smart technology to benefit both patients and healthcare professionals.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Healthcare providers can use biometric tattoos to remotely monitor patient vitals and offer treatment to people who live in remote areas.
2. Fitness and Wellness - Companies in the fitness and wellness industry can create biometric tattoos to help people keep track of their fitness progress and monitor their health during workouts.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can explore biometric tattoos as a new wearable technology product category and offer innovative devices to customers.
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