Owlet's Newest Smart Sock Wearable Suits Kids Up to Age Five
Laura McQuarrie — August 13, 2021 — Tech
Owlet is known for its smart sock wearable for babies and its newest creation is the Smart Sock Plus, geared towards an older demographic. The smart sock features all of the same monitoring capabilities as before (heart rate, pulse and sleep) but this time around, it's targeted at kids up to the age of five.
Based on feedback from parents, the brand decided to develop a smart wearable that could be used beyond the 18 month mark, and this iteration includes updated algorithms to support growing kids. When the sensor is fastened around a child's foot, data is sent to a base station, so that parents and caregivers benefit from valuable insights.
To suit all kids, the brand created the fabric sock in three sizes to accommodate ever-growing youth.
Based on feedback from parents, the brand decided to develop a smart wearable that could be used beyond the 18 month mark, and this iteration includes updated algorithms to support growing kids. When the sensor is fastened around a child's foot, data is sent to a base station, so that parents and caregivers benefit from valuable insights.
To suit all kids, the brand created the fabric sock in three sizes to accommodate ever-growing youth.
Trend Themes
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3. Advanced Monitoring Algorithms for Children - Improved algorithms to support growing kids' needs could be a disruptive innovation opportunity for tech companies in the wearable industry.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry has the opportunity to develop and market wearable technology that can monitor children's vital signs.
2. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can benefit from creating wearables specifically designed for children, like the Owlet Smart Sock Plus.
3. Wearable Technology - Companies in the wearable technology industry have the potential to develop and improve algorithms to better monitor the vital signs of growing children.
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