SKiin's Smart Garments Track Well-Being in a User-Friendly Way
Laura McQuarrie — March 19, 2021 — Lifestyle
References: skiin & prnewswire
The Baseline Collection by Skiin introduces connected clothing designs that help families take care of loved ones from afar and get a picture of their holistic well-being and physical status in a non-invasive way. While there are many wearable devices that require elderly users to interact with complicated systems, this solution set itself apart by "knitting the ability to sense into everyday clothing." Skiin continually tracks biometrics and uses premium materials like bamboo and conductive yarns.
At launch, the collection is kicking off with men's and women's underwear in various styles, and in the months ahead, there will be even more smart garments from Skiin in the form of bras and tank tops. With the Skiin Connected Life app, users benefit from machine learning that provides insight and tailored suggestions.
At launch, the collection is kicking off with men's and women's underwear in various styles, and in the months ahead, there will be even more smart garments from Skiin in the form of bras and tank tops. With the Skiin Connected Life app, users benefit from machine learning that provides insight and tailored suggestions.
Trend Themes
1. Connected Clothing - The trend of connected clothing is disrupting the way we monitor and track our well-being in a non-invasive manner.
2. Remote Caregiving - The trend of remote caregiving is creating opportunities for innovative wearable technology that can assist in taking care of loved ones from afar.
3. Intelligent Apparel - The trend of intelligent apparel is driving the development of premium materials that can seamlessly incorporate biometric tracking technology.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - The wearable technology industry is set to benefit from this trend with innovative and user-friendly solutions for tracking well-being.
2. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can use connected clothing to provide remote care to elderly and other patients who require monitoring.
3. Textiles - The textiles industry has opportunities to develop new materials that can incorporate biometric tracking and promote well-being.
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