This High-Tech Thermometer Evaluates Chances of Heatstroke
References: harada.co.jp & newlaunches
Using a pre-set heat index standardized by the Japan Weather Association, this high-tech thermometer notifies you of how likely it is that you'll develop heatstroke. The funny thing is that this device is shaped like a frozen treat, probably in attempt to beat the summer heat with a visually cool design. Its cute design is interesting because it's oddly cute for something that alarms people of a serious hazard.
This product is by a Japanese company called Harada Industry Co. Ltd. Named the Tsu Chi watch, the portable heat index calculates humidity and temperature to determine possibilities of a heatstroke. The device issues warnings accordingly through its five different light-up levels. The device, which is a must-have for those who work outdoors, is sold for about $23 USD.
This product is by a Japanese company called Harada Industry Co. Ltd. Named the Tsu Chi watch, the portable heat index calculates humidity and temperature to determine possibilities of a heatstroke. The device issues warnings accordingly through its five different light-up levels. The device, which is a must-have for those who work outdoors, is sold for about $23 USD.
Trend Themes
1. Heatstroke Prevention Devices - Creating high-tech devices that can detect and prevent heatstroke is a growing trend, with opportunities for innovative design and enhanced features.
2. Wearable Health Monitors - Integrating health monitoring into wearable devices offers opportunities for heatstroke prevention and other health-related applications.
3. Environmental Safety Technology - Advancements in technology are enabling the development of devices that improve environmental safety, with heatstroke detection being one such application.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - This technology could be integrated into healthcare systems for remote patient monitoring and environmental safety checks.
2. Manufacturing - Heatstroke prevention devices can be useful for workers in manufacturing industries where high temperatures and humidity are common, and could improve occupational safety.
3. Sports and Fitness - Integrating health monitoring into wearable devices offers opportunities for heatstroke prevention and other health-related applications, particularly in sports and fitness contexts where outdoor activity is common.
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