This Wearable Sensor Encourages Good Posture by Tracking Movements
Michael Hemsworth — December 29, 2015 — Lifestyle
Good health is no longer an illusive topic as smart health wearables are helping consumers and healthcare professionals with everything from weight maintenance, to good posture, which is what this wearable device helps to ensure.
With a gyroscopic sensor within, the wearable posture trainer instantly goes to work analyzing posture and sending vibrational feedback when poor posture is detected. Working for about five days on a single charge, the wearable posture trainer is ideal for office workers and connects via Bluetooth to smartphones to instantly spot times when slouching might be happening more frequently.
As consumers strive to attain that perfect level of health, devices that promote good posture, healthy eating and weight maintenance will continue to be observed.
With a gyroscopic sensor within, the wearable posture trainer instantly goes to work analyzing posture and sending vibrational feedback when poor posture is detected. Working for about five days on a single charge, the wearable posture trainer is ideal for office workers and connects via Bluetooth to smartphones to instantly spot times when slouching might be happening more frequently.
As consumers strive to attain that perfect level of health, devices that promote good posture, healthy eating and weight maintenance will continue to be observed.
Trend Themes
1. Smart Posture Wearables - The rise of wearable posture devices presents opportunities for companies to create tailored products and services that improve clients' posture and wellbeing.
2. Vibrational Feedback Technology - Innovative companies could develop products that use haptic feedback to modify users' behaviour and encourage healthy habits.
3. Remote Health Monitoring - The demand for healthcare technology has already grown considerably, but with the rise of remote health monitoring, it will offer a greater impact in healthcare practices.
Industry Implications
1. Health & Wellness - Companies in the health and wellness industry can incorporate wearable posture devices in their product portfolios to improve posture and promote healthy habits.
2. Technology - Tech companies can create innovative posture-correcting wearable devices with vibration feedback that can be synched to smartphones for tracking of users' progress on good posture and other vital statistics.
3. Fitness - The wearable posture deviation technology can also be used as a tool in the fitness industry, which could potentially loosen the high market competition.
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