Nail biters can finally kick their notoriously bad habit to the curb with the technology Wearables manicure invented by two students from the Art Center College of Design in California.
Students Jenny Rodenhouse and Kristina Ortega cleverly came up with the concept of infusing digital sensors into nail art to help chronicle nail-bitters from constantly chewing on their fingers. The tiny sensors are glued onto the nails like regular jewels decals you can get at a nail salon. The sensors are able to track a person's behavioral techniques and send them customizable reminders like, 'Stop biting your nails!' Rodenhouse and Ortega are looking for backers to help them open their very own pop-up nail shop full of "technology technicians" ready to give sensor manicures.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wearable Sensors
- Opportunity for incorporating digital sensors into various wearable products to enhance functionality and provide personalized reminders and notifications.
- Behavior Tracking
- Opportunity to develop technologies that can track and analyze individuals' behaviors to provide actionable insights and reminders for habit-breaking purposes.
- Tech-infused Beauty
- Opportunity for combining technology with beauty products and services to create innovative solutions that cater to consumers' needs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Wearable Technology
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to create wearable devices with embedded sensors to monitor and track various aspects of users' behaviors and habits.
- Beauty and Personal Care
- Opportunity to develop technologically advanced beauty products and services that offer personalized solutions and unique user experiences.
- Wellness and Habit-breaking
- Opportunity for creating products and services that help individuals break bad habits and improve their overall well-being using innovative technologies and approaches.
