There are tons of apps that can help with meditation but the Core meditation trainer sets itself apart as a tangible tool for the mind-body practice. The object itself is designed to be displayed within the home so that it works as a visual reminder to encourage a meditation practice. The spherical object is full of textures, including a natural rosewood base and an upper plastic component that's embedded with an ECG sensor.
Unlike some meditation tools that can be more distracting than they are helpful, the screen-free Core meditation trainer provides reassuring vibrational guidance and biometric feedback. With the purchase of the device, users gain access to a collection of audio meditations but may also choose to purchase a subscription for even more choices.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Tangible Meditation Tools
- The rise of tactile meditation devices offers an opportunity to develop new products with unique textures and sensor technologies.
- Mind-body Iot
- The incorporation of biometric feedback in meditation trainers opens a new avenue for the Internet of Things in mind-body wellness.
- Screen-free Tech
- As users increasingly seek to disconnect, the development of screen-free meditation technologies provides a disruptive innovation opportunity in the digital health space.
Who This Affects Most
- Wellness
- The wellness industry can incorporate tactile meditation devices into their product offerings to enhance meditation practices.
- Technology
- The incorporation of biometric feedback in meditation trainers opens a new opportunity for the technology industry to explore the Internet of Things in digital health.
- Retail
- Retail businesses can market tactile meditation devices as physical reminders to encourage wellness in the home or office.
