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Sensored Self Care

Consumers use modern technology to accurately track the maintenance of self

Implications - Though gamification has enabled consumers to track self improvement manually, the integration of sensors into self care introduces more accuracy. The productionization of self is especially attractive to today's ever-moving digital native. This signifies a new definition of the ideal self that is closer to machine than ever before.
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63,164 Total Clicks
May 16 - Nov 16
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Posture-Correcting Neckties - The Turtle Alert Smart Device Gently Reminds Wearers to Sit Straight
SCORE 7.3
Warm 2,075 Clicks Pub: Jul 29, 16
Posture-Correcting Neckties
The Turtle Alert Smart Device Gently Reminds Wearers to Sit Straight
With many office jobs these days requiring consumers to sit or stay stationary for prolonged periods of time, it can be difficult to keep one’s posture properly aligned and sit straight. That... [More]
Face-Scanning Smart Shavers - The 'Halo' Electric Shaver Trimmer Remembers the Contours of the Face
SCORE 6.6
Warm 2,549 Clicks Pub: Oct 25, 16
Face-Scanning Smart Shavers
The 'Halo' Electric Shaver Trimmer Remembers the Contours of the Face
The ‘Halo’ electric shaver trimmer aids a gentleman in grooming his facial hair by providing a bevy of smart features that aim to make the process simpler and more comfortable. The ‘... [More]
Smart Beauty Mirrors - The Simplehuman Sensor Mirror Pro Magnifies User's Face When Nearby
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Warm 1,588 Clicks Pub: May 24, 16
Smart Beauty Mirrors
The Simplehuman Sensor Mirror Pro Magnifies User's Face When Nearby
The Simplehuman Sensor Mirror Pro is a smart addition to the home, especially when it comes to women. Although the magnified mirror is a staple in many bathrooms and bedrooms already, this one takes... [More]
Granular Health Sensors - The 'Neural Dust' Sensor Can Be Ingested to Monitor Organ Health
SCORE 4.1
Average 289 Clicks Pub: Aug 4, 16
Granular Health Sensors
The 'Neural Dust' Sensor Can Be Ingested to Monitor Organ Health
Like something from an episode of Futurama, the ‘Neural Dust’ sensor is a minuscule wireless device can be ingested by patients in order to transmit information about their intestinal... [More]
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