The Snore-Reducing Oxygen Monitor is a versatile piece of fitness-tracking technology that is intended to help a users maintain a healthy lifestyle, but also to aid in the elimination of snoring.
The device is worn during the night to track the level of oxygen in the blood to ensure that the levels don't drop. If the levels of oxygen in the blood drop, this usually signifies that the wearer is snoring; the device will vibrate to let the user know to shift positions to open the airway.
Aside from helping to reduce the instance of snoring, the Snore-Reducing Oxygen Monitor will also track your heart rate, motion, steps taken and much more. The device takes a holistic approach to health tracking to ensure a healthier lifestyle day and night.
Snoring-Stopping Fitness Trackers
The Snore-Reducing Oxygen Monitor Tracks Users Day and Night
Trend Themes
1. Health Tracking Wearables - Opportunity for disruptive innovation to incorporate additional health tracking features in wearables to promote a full picture of daily health.
2. Sleep Improvement Devices - Opportunity for disruptive innovation to create additional devices for sleep improvement and analysis beyond current popular sleep trackers.
3. Personalized Health Apps - Opportunity for disruptive innovation to develop personalized apps that track various metrics including snoring and oxygen levels during sleep for more comprehensive health analysis.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - Opportunities for wearable technology companies to add features that address problem areas like snoring and oxygen levels in the blood to improve overall health tracking.
2. Fitness and Health - Opportunities for fitness and health companies to incorporate tracking of snoring and oxygen levels in the blood to provide more comprehensive analysis and tailored recommendations for users.
3. Medical Devices - Opportunities for medical device companies to create and market a device similar to the Snore-Reducing Oxygen Monitor that help users improve sleep quality and health monitoring.