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The 'Smartbe' Intelligent Child Stroller Allows for Handsfree Operation

— January 21, 2016 — Art & Design
As Millennials grow up and start having children of their own, a need for products like the 'Smartbe' intelligent child stroller is increasing to satisfy a need for tech integration. Currently funding on Indiegogo, the 'Smartbe' stroller is a self-propelled baby stroller that is purported to be the world's first with the ability to follow parents in a handsfree manner.

Working with iOS and Android devices, the 'Smartbe' stroller is packed with an electric engine that could propel the stroller in front of a running parent or one that's carrying several bags. The 'Smartbe' child stroller also has an assist mode that offers parents a helping hand when they aren't strong enough or able to push the stroller themselves.

Trend Themes

  1. Tech-integrated Parenting — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop smart parenting products that integrate with smartphones and offer hands-free operation.
  2. Self-propelled Baby Gear — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create self-propelled baby gear that provides convenience and ease for parents on the go.
  3. Mobile App-controlled Strollers — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design strollers that can be controlled through mobile apps, offering advanced features and functionality.

Industry Implications

  1. Baby Gear Manufacturing — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporate technology into traditional baby gear manufacturing to create innovative and advanced products.
  2. Mobile App Development — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop mobile apps specifically designed to control and enhance the functionality of baby gear products.
  3. Parenting Tech-integration Solutions — Disruptive innovation opportunity: Provide tech integration solutions for parents by developing products that seamlessly connect with their smartphones and other devices.
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