10 representative products for wearable devices

2015 is the year of the outbreak of wearable devices. It is estimated that the global wearable device industry will ship 72.1 million in 2015, an increase of 173% from the 26.4 million in 2014. Fitbit, Xiaomi and garmin have become the world's top three wearable device manufacturers, and many new products have been introduced to the market, including sports, health, health care, games, lifestyle, safety, protection and smart clothing. field. Xiaobian selected 10 smart products that have been successfully developed to explore the future market of global wearable devices!

Hexoskin: Smart Sports T-Shirt

Hexoskin is one of the most famous products in smart sportswear. The Hexoskin sports vest integrates biosensors to allow regular workouts to monitor your workout progress. The T-shirt integrates multiple sensors and collects 42,000 data per minute, so it is responsible to say that Hexoskin will be able to collect detailed data on the progress of the user and the user's workout.

During the day, Hexoskin can measure heart rate, heart rate changes/recovery, steps, calories burned, and breathing; at night, it tracks sleep and the environment, including sleeping postures, and heartbeat and breathing activities. All of this data will be synced to the companion app via Bluetooth, or uploaded online for remote coaching to view in real time.

StretchSense: fabric that can generate electricity

New Zealand company StretchSense is developing an elastic fabric that is said to collect energy from human movements. Future wearable devices may not need to be recharged, and users only need to carry activities.

StretchSense's fabric collects energy from the wearer's movements and then converts it into electricity. They also find other ways to collect energy from Wi-Fi and wireless networks. StretchSense believes that future wearable devices should be self-sufficient in energy and do not have to worry about charging every day.

Doppel: A wearable device that excites or calms users

The role of Doppel is not to measure any user's health data, but to influence the user's emotions. This bracelet provides tactile feedback like an Apple Watch or other smartwatch, but it beats the user's wrist rhythmically based on the user's choice. Fast-paced tapping can excite the user's emotions, while slow-paced rhythms can calm the user's emotions.

First, the user needs to download the app to the phone, enter their own resting heart rate, and the data will be sent to Doppel. Once set, you can control everything through Doppel. When you press Doppel, the beat rhythm will speed up, turn the turntable to the right, the rhythm will slow down, and turn to the left, the beat strength will change.

Skins Ice compression suit

In addition to being cool, sports compression garments can maintain muscle status and improve muscle recovery during exercise. The Skins Ice collection of compression garments uses ICEBoost spray technology to quickly cool the athlete's muscle system while maintaining the shape of the surrounding muscles, while also featuring the SPF50+'s outdoor UV-strength.

SynCardia Freedom Drive: Synthetic Cardiac Pace Equipment

A US technology company recently developed a device called SynCardia Freedom Drive, a synthetic free heart pacemaker. Patients with heart disease can wear this device in a time when they are in urgent need of a heart transplant and must wait.

This artificial heart system has two connecting tubes that allow blood to be pumped to various parts of the body. This equipment weighs 6 kg. The reason they developed the device was because market analysts analyzed the conclusion that the market value of this mobile medical care device was $5.7 billion in 2015, and the market value of this similar wearable product in a decade. It will be raised to $1 trillion. This is why they dare to invest heavily in the development of related products in this field.