What are the wearables for kids?
Wearable smart devices come in a wide variety of categories, from iwatch smart watches, to smart bracelets that record sleep and eating habits, and even talking shoes, technological advances have always brought great surprises. Of course, wearable devices are not exclusive to adults, there are more and more specially designed wearable devices for babies (children). Roughly can be divided into these categories: watches and bracelets, clothing and socks, detection category. The following will be explained in detail:
360 wearable devices: 360 children's guardian bracelet
1, watch bracelet class
360 wearable devices: 360 children's guardian bracelet
"360 children's guardian" bracelet, through the positioning, security warnings and call connection three functions, to protect children out of the safety. The bracelet is priced at 199 RMB and will be available for purchase in mid-December. The bracelet is equipped with a professional-grade GPS chip, which can be used to locate the child at any time. Parents need to install a software on their smartphones, and as long as they send a command to the bracelet through their cell phones, they can know the location of their children and find out the track of their children's movements during a certain period of time.
Another highlight of the bracelet is the cloud-based intelligent learning system. The system automatically identifies safe locations that the child frequents while wearing the bracelet, and once the child's location is outside of these safe areas, the system automatically sends an alert to the parent's cell phone to indicate that the child may be in danger. Parents can also easily set up safety zones, eliminating the need to constantly locate their child's position.
FiLIP, the smart watch for kids
FiLIP has both GPS and cell phone functions, so parents can locate their child's position and monitor his/her situation in real time through the mobile app, as well as set up safety zones, and the child will be alerted if he/she is out of the safety zone. For children's characteristics, the operation of FiLIP is as simple as possible, there are only two buttons, you can dial with one button, intelligent distress, and also added waterproof function, dustproof function, children do not have to worry about damaging it when they play to their heart's content.
Sproutling Smart Anklet
The Sproutling anklet has four sensors and batteries in it, which are responsible for monitoring indoor temperature, baby's movements, and heartbeat (two sensors are responsible for heartbeat), while the indoor sensors are responsible for monitoring indoor temperature, light, humidity, and noise, and it also has a location function to match the weather data of the city it is in. It also has a location function to match the weather data of the city where it is located. The two hardware devices are connected to the software via Bluetooth, and Sproutling creates a database of health information on babies aged 0-1 years old, so that parents can set their child's data, age, weight, etc. When there is an abnormality in their child's data, Sproutling can set the data to match their child's age and weight. Sproutling's software automatically alerts parents when their child's data is abnormal.
Children's Wearables: Clothing and Socks
Exmobaby Baby Pajamas
Exmobaby is a set of baby pajamas with biosensor function developed by Exmovere, which is mainly suitable for infants under 1 year old. The pajamas' matching sensors can record the baby's body temperature, activity and exact location in real time, sending real-time SMS and email alerts to the guardian's cell phone and computer.
With these pajamas, the guardian can monitor the baby's condition in real time, even when he or she is in another room. The baby needs medical attention, he/she is hungry, he/she needs to eat, he/she needs to change his/her diaper, the guardian can be alerted in time and can come to deal with the situation as soon as possible.
Smart PJs Interactive Pajamas for Kids
Smart PJs is an interoperable pajama top for kids with dots that work like QR codes: a parent can scan the dots with a smartphone, and the child's sleep status is displayed on the screen. smart PJs smart pajamas are available for $25. It's available for children ages 1-8.
Owlet Smart Baby Socks
The device utilizes some very advanced technology including a four-sensor pulse oximeter that measures skin temperature and heart rate through illumination. The baby's movement is also able to be monitored by an accelerometer, which ensures that your child won't hurt his or her stomach in the middle of a bed roll.
The data recorded by the smart sock on baby's heart rate, blood oxygen levels, sleep quality, skin temperature and sleep position will be sent directly to the parents' computer or smartphone, allowing them to see their baby's health from anywhere outside the baby's bedroom. The device is not yet available, but Owlet has already modeled many of its features and outsourced them through its Web site.
Children's wearables:Detectors
BabyWatch, a baby detector
A startup called BabyWatch has come up with a detector that tracks and monitors a baby's fetal movements and heartbeat before the baby is born, and can share it with friends and family.
BabyWatch is a small handheld Doppler detector for monitoring and checking the heartbeat as well as other activities of babies. It has a handheld ultrasound device that connects to a smartphone via an audio cable, and is simple and safe enough for moms-to-be to complete the checkups at home.The BabyWatch app records every minute heartbeat and converts it into an ultrasound picture, so moms can see the baby's position and status in the womb.
Smart Diaper
The Smart Diaper is a wearable product by Pixie Scientific that is good enough to monitor a baby's health. The diaper completes the "diagnosis" by monitoring the diaper for signs of bacterial activity. The kidneys are known to filter specific solutes from the blood into the urine. The smart diaper converts the solute data, as well as signs of bacterial activity on the diaper, into colors, creating a QR code that allows parents to monitor their baby's health using a smart device. The data reflected in smart diapers can reveal many health issues, such as urinary tract infections, chronic dehydration, and potential kidney problems.