Looking to merge the technology within health fitness trackers and smartwatches, the 'SOWATCH' is a revolutionary device that takes a holistic approach to health.
Autonomous in nature, the 'SOWATCH' is capable of following your health and vital signs as well as keeping an eye on your health for cardiovascular problems and much more. The 'SOWATCH' is a sport watch that can enable users to track their activity, challenge friends and also help to prevent over-training injuries that can occur.
The design of the wearable was created with the consultation of cardiologists and sport doctors to help create an algorithm that can effectively track overall health in a compact wearable device.
The 'SOWATCH' health activity tracker smartwatch is currently available for preorder on Kickstarter
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Health-focused Wearable Technology
- As the 'SOWATCH' demonstrates, there is increasing interest in wearable technology that takes a holistic approach to monitoring health and preventing health problems.
- Autonomous Tracking
- The 'SOWATCH' exemplifies a trend towards wearables that can track vital signs and health data automatically, without the need for user input.
- Sport-specific Wearables
- With input from cardiologists and sports doctors, the 'SOWATCH' indicates a movement towards wearables that are specifically designed to support athletic training and prevent injuries.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wearable Technology
- The 'SOWATCH' demonstrates opportunities for wearable technology companies to differentiate their products by incorporating health-focused features and autonomous tracking capabilities.
- Healthcare
- The 'SOWATCH' suggests possibilities for the healthcare industry to embrace consumer wearables that gather health data automatically and can provide early warning of potential issues.
- Sports and Fitness
- The 'SOWATCH' presents opportunities for companies in the sports and fitness industry to develop wearables specifically designed for athletes that can help them track their activity and prevent injuries.
