The Beddit 3 Sleep Tracker Monitors Health Underneath Sheets
Michael Hemsworth — December 5, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: beddit & thegadgetflow
The wearable market is gaining significant momentum, but the Beddit 3 Sleep Tracker is a new way to track health that isn't worn on the body. Intended to remain hidden underneath your bedsheets, the Beddit 3 tracker works by discreetly allowing users to keep an eye on their healthy, stress levels and fitness as they rest.
The original Beddit featured all the brains of the unit in the band itself, but the new Beddit 3 has transitioned all the smart technology into the USB plug. This helps to keep the Beddit 3 Sleep Tracker as slim and comfortable under the sheets as possible to ensure it won't disturb rest as it tracks. The data that the Beddit 3 captures can be accessed via Bluetooth or by disconnecting the device from the bed strap and manually accessing a connection.
The original Beddit featured all the brains of the unit in the band itself, but the new Beddit 3 has transitioned all the smart technology into the USB plug. This helps to keep the Beddit 3 Sleep Tracker as slim and comfortable under the sheets as possible to ensure it won't disturb rest as it tracks. The data that the Beddit 3 captures can be accessed via Bluetooth or by disconnecting the device from the bed strap and manually accessing a connection.
Trend Themes
1. Hidden Health Trackers - Innovative companies can create wearable health trackers that track health without being worn on the body, thereby increasing convenience and comfort for users.
2. Discreet Sleep Monitoring - Developers can create more discreet sleep trackers that can be hidden in bedding, helping people track sleep patterns without having to wear a device and without disrupting their sleep.
3. Smart Bedding Technology - Companies can develop smart bedding technology that includes built-in health tracking capabilities, making it easier for people to monitor their health while they sleep.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - Companies specializing in wearable technology can develop innovative products that address consumer preferences for health tracking devices that are discreet, comfortable, and non-invasive.
2. Fitness - Fitness companies can incorporate hidden health tracking technology into their products to provide more comprehensive analytics and help users optimize their workouts.
3. Home Goods - Home goods manufacturers can develop smart bedding technology that includes health tracking, giving consumers more options for in-home health monitoring.
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