The Internet of Things (IOT) has created a growing number of users looking to smarten up everyday tasks and devices, which the 'GYREO' wireless motion sensor enables. Created by InnoTree, the 'GYREO' can be totally customized to suit a vast number of uses for existing apps and devices.
Whether users want to place the 'GYREO' on their bicycle to track their speed or on themselves to track workouts, the device does it all. The 'GYREO' wireless motion sensor is being funded via a campaign on Kickstarter where users can snatch one up for a special early bird price.
As the smart product market expands, it's likely we'll continue to see aftermarket products like the 'GYREO' popping up to help offer users versatile, on-demand usages.
Multi-Use Smart Sensors
The 'GYREO' Wireless Motion Sensor Can be Customized to Suit Needs
Trend Themes
1. Customizable Motion Sensors - The trend of customizable motion sensors allows users to adapt the technology to their specific needs, opening up opportunities for personalized smart devices.
2. Expanding Internet of Things (iot) Market - The expanding IoT market creates a demand for innovative and versatile smart products like the 'GYREO' wireless motion sensor.
3. Aftermarket Smart Products - The emergence of aftermarket products like the 'GYREO' highlights the potential for add-on devices that enhance the functionalities of existing apps and devices.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can benefit from customizable motion sensors by incorporating them into various smart devices such as fitness trackers, home automation systems, and personal gadgets.
2. Sports and Fitness - The sports and fitness industry can leverage customizable motion sensors like the 'GYREO' to enhance workout tracking, performance analysis, and sports equipment design.
3. Crowdfunding and E-commerce - The rise of crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter presents an opportunity for entrepreneurs and startups in the e-commerce industry to fund and market innovative smart products such as the 'GYREO' wireless motion sensor.