The HRS-I Human Recorder System Measures Health and Fitness
Marissa Liu — January 19, 2010 — Lifestyle
References: techon.nikkeibp.co.jp & dvice
The WIN Human Recorder system is a selection of body monitoring devices. The company just released a brand new device called the HRS-I, which is designed to measure and record a person’s electro-cardiographic signals. It is targeted to companies and people who want to monitor health.
The HRS-I human recorder system communicates wirelessly with a remote base and can also record and measure a body’s surface temperature and overall movements. Its flat, tiny body means it can be worn seamlessly under clothing. You can buy a human recorder system for $441 (device costs $331 and the monitoring service costs $110/month).
The HRS-I human recorder system communicates wirelessly with a remote base and can also record and measure a body’s surface temperature and overall movements. Its flat, tiny body means it can be worn seamlessly under clothing. You can buy a human recorder system for $441 (device costs $331 and the monitoring service costs $110/month).
Trend Themes
1. Body Monitoring Devices - The trend of body monitoring devices is disrupting the health and fitness industry by providing personalized health data and insights to individuals and companies.
2. Wireless Health Monitoring - The trend of wireless health monitoring is creating opportunities for remote health tracking and personalized healthcare services.
3. Seamless Wearable Technology - The trend of seamless wearable technology is revolutionizing the fashion and healthcare industries by integrating health monitoring devices into everyday apparel.
Industry Implications
1. Health and Fitness - The health and fitness industry can explore opportunities to incorporate body monitoring devices like the HRS-I to offer personalized training programs and health tracking services.
2. Telemedicine - The telemedicine industry can leverage wireless health monitoring trends to enable remote patient monitoring and real-time health data analysis.
3. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion and apparel industry can embrace seamless wearable technology to create stylish and functional clothing that integrates health monitoring capabilities.
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