The IEVA 'Time-C' Takes Measurements of the Air Around it
Michael Hemsworth — January 12, 2020 — Tech
References: ieva.io & thegadgetflow
The IEVA 'Time-C' smartwatch is a health and environment-focused wearable that will provide users with a way to keep an eye on their surroundings when going about their daily routine. The timepiece works by analyzing the air around you and measuring CO2 levels as well as for concentrations for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and the ambient air temperature. This information can be accessed by the user to make adjustments to their indoor areas by turning on air purifiers, humidifiers and other health-focused solutions to enhance the quality of the air.
The IEVA 'Time-C' smartwatch has a relatively discreet design that will blend well with existing accessories or clothing and, of course, will keep time in a seamless manner.
The IEVA 'Time-C' smartwatch has a relatively discreet design that will blend well with existing accessories or clothing and, of course, will keep time in a seamless manner.
Trend Themes
1. Air-analyzing Wearables - The trend of wearables that can analyze air quality will revolutionize the health industry by giving consumers the opportunity to access real-time information on air pollution and implement preventive actions.
2. Indoor Environmental Monitoring - The trend of indoor environmental monitoring through wearable devices that measures air quality and temperature opens up new opportunities for home automation and HVAC industries.
3. Health-oriented Wearables - The trend of health-oriented wearables that measure CO2 levels and volatile organic compounds will create a new wave of wearable technology that can be used as preventive healthcare gadgets.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - The wearable market has the potential to tap into the air quality monitoring trend with a variety of innovative air-analyzing wearables that can act as a health and safety gadget.
2. Home Automation - The advancements in wearable technology have presented new opportunities for the home automation industry to develop intelligent HVAC solutions based on indoor environmental monitoring.
3. HVAC (heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) - The smartwatch that can measure CO2 levels and volatile organic compounds can be used in the HVAC market to improve indoor air quality by monitoring air pollution and in turn reducing harmful gases.
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