CES 2016 Reveils DietSensor an App to Instantly Provide Nutrition Facts
References: dietsensor & techcrunch
At this year's CES 2016, a French-based startup company revealed its health and nutrition app called DietSensor. The product is an app-connected scanner that is roughly one third the size on an average smartphone. The scanner can be used on any food product and will instantly send health, diet and nutritional information to the user's smartphone.
The goal for DietSensor is to make dieting, counting calories/carbs and adhering to dietary restrictions much easier. The company worked closely with doctors and nutritionists to ensure an authentic reading of each food product. Using a molecular sensor called 'SCiO,' the scanner will "vibrate and interact with light in different ways helping to determine what’s inside of the food."
This product is ideal for dining out, staying home or traveling with due to its Bluetooth connectivity feature. The instant feedback will ensure that food is free of allergens and meets personal diet requirements.
The goal for DietSensor is to make dieting, counting calories/carbs and adhering to dietary restrictions much easier. The company worked closely with doctors and nutritionists to ensure an authentic reading of each food product. Using a molecular sensor called 'SCiO,' the scanner will "vibrate and interact with light in different ways helping to determine what’s inside of the food."
This product is ideal for dining out, staying home or traveling with due to its Bluetooth connectivity feature. The instant feedback will ensure that food is free of allergens and meets personal diet requirements.
Trend Themes
1. Mobile-connected Scanners - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating mobile-connected scanners that provide instant health and nutrition information on food products.
2. Diet and Nutrition Apps - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing apps that help users track and adhere to their dietary requirements and restrictions.
3. Bluetooth-enabled Food Devices - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in designing Bluetooth-enabled devices that provide instant feedback on food allergens and meet personal diet requirements.
Industry Implications
1. Health Tech - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the health tech industry to create devices and apps that improve nutrition tracking and diet adherence.
2. Food Tech - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the food tech industry to develop food-scanning technologies and apps that provide detailed nutritional information.
3. Mobile App Development - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the mobile app development industry to create intuitive and user-friendly diet and nutrition tracking apps.
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