The Fitbit Ace is Engineered for Kids Aged Eight and Up
Michael Hemsworth — March 14, 2018 — Tech
References: fitbit & geeky-gadgets
Children today aren't spending nearly as much time outdoors as previous generations, which is seeing the need for new solutions like the Fitbit Ace wearable come about. Developed as a fitness tracker for users aged eight and up, the device works by being worn on the wrist and going to work to track a number of different metrics. This includes steps taken, time spent active and even sleep quality, which will help provide both children and parents with access to impressive data to help them make healthier choices in their lifestyle.
The Fitbit Ace wearable offers up to five days of battery life per charge, and will help incentivize kids to get active by rewarding them with badges and other digital rewards.
The Fitbit Ace wearable offers up to five days of battery life per charge, and will help incentivize kids to get active by rewarding them with badges and other digital rewards.
Trend Themes
1. Youth Health Wearables - Developing wearable technology for kids aimed towards promoting healthier lifestyles.
2. Gamification of Fitness - Explore creating a more motivating way of promoting physical activity through gamification.
3. Sleep Monitoring Tech - Innovating sleep tracking technology to give comprehensive data for better sleep habits improvement.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Creating and marketing fitness wearables for kids, partnering with educational institutes to encourage healthy habits.
2. Education - Developing curriculum and after school programs that integrate physical activity tracking for children.
3. Healthcare - Utilizing fitness tracking data to promote healthy habits and find efficient ways to combat childhood obesity.
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