Wearable technology has been gaining popularity since the invention of Fitbit in the early 2010s
The wearable tech industry is experiencing rapid growth and becoming an essential aspect of many peoples daily lives. Wearable devices, such as smartwatches, fitness trackers, and smart glasses, have become ubiquitous, and they continue to evolve to meet consumer demands and needs.
Wearable technology has become an essential tool for fitness enthusiasts, medical professionals, and tech-savvy individuals alike. These devices enable users to track their daily activities, monitor their health and wellness, and receive real-time feedback on their progress towards their goals.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, wearable technology has become more crucial than ever. The pandemic has led to an acceleration of innovation in the wearable technology industry, as people search for new ways to monitor their health and keep track of their daily activities while maintaining social distancing protocols.
Professor Mark Kendall, the CEO, and Founder of WearOptimo sheds light on the benefits of wearable technology for medical purposes.
According to Professor Kendall, wearable technology has come a long way since the invention of Fitbit. Today, wearable technology is used not only for fitness and wellness purposes but also for medical applications. Wearable technology has revolutionised the way we monitor and manage our health, enabling us to track our vital signs, monitor our sleep patterns, and detect early signs of disease.
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