The 'sensmi' Tracks Sleep Data and Stress Levels While Wearing
Michael Hemsworth — April 18, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: indiegogo & thegadgetflow
It's one thing to say that you're stressed out, but the 'sensmi' is designed log what's stressing you out in addition to sleep data. The 'sensmi' works by keeping track of your stress levels throughout the day and allowing users to comb through the data in a convenient way. This allows users to see exactly where, what and who is stressing them out and perhaps focus on relieving the associated stress by focusing on the problem head-on.
The 'sensmi' also, as mentioned previously, tracks sleep data to help evaluate the quality of rest the wearer is getting once they hit the hay. Currently being funded on Indiegogo, the 'sensmi' is also outfitted with military-grade encryption to keep your data safe.
The 'sensmi' also, as mentioned previously, tracks sleep data to help evaluate the quality of rest the wearer is getting once they hit the hay. Currently being funded on Indiegogo, the 'sensmi' is also outfitted with military-grade encryption to keep your data safe.
Trend Themes
1. Stress-tracking Wearables - There is an opportunity to create more wearable devices like sensmi to track stress to help people manage it better.
2. Data-driven Stress Management - There is an opportunity to create data-driven stress management solutions that can help users identify specific factors causing stress and provide actionable solutions.
3. Personalized Wellness Analytics - There is an opportunity to develop more personalized wellness analytic services that can track and analyze an individual's behavior to provide personalized stress management recommendations.
Industry Implications
1. Health and Wellness - Companies in the health and wellness industry can incorporate wearable technology to develop stress management products.
2. Data Analytics - Companies in data analytics can develop algorithms to analyze data from stress-tracking wearables.
3. Cybersecurity - Companies in cybersecurity can develop more secure wearables like sensmi that can protect user data from cyber threats.
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