SensoTRACK monitors biometric health through your ear
If you're part of the biometric sports monitoring device craze, you're going to want to listen up. SensoTRACK is a wearable device you attach to your ear. You'll be able to monitor 4 major vital signs at once, count steps, and check your body position. As Dr. Vahram Mouradian, Founder and CTO of Sensogram Technologies suggests, "SensoTRACK is designed to be more than a fitness gadget." You wanted to know absolutely everything about yourself while you jog or exercise in any way at all – you got it.
According to Mouradian, SensoTRACK is intended to be a "lifestyle coach" made for improving your daily activities, not just watching you while you do them. You'll be optimizing your performance at the same time as you control health risks.
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This device monitors each of the following bits and pieces of your exercise-friendly day:
• Heart Rate
• Blood Pressure
• Respiration Rate
• Oxygen Saturation
• Step Count
• Body Position
SensoTRACK has a battery its makers suggest will last for 24 hours of continuous use. That's in-use, not just standby time. Inside you'll find a gyroscope and an accelerometer, a micro-USB port for data transfer and charging, and an optical biosensor for vital sign measurement.
This device has a speaker for notifications – not for listening to music, exactly – that's important to note. These aren't headphones – it's a mini-computer. Made for monitoring your health, not blasting beats.
The first wave of SensoTRACK devices will be sent to Kickstarter backers for $249 in February of 2015. There'll be a mass production release starting in April of 2015 for everyone that doesn't decide they want to pay the premium, that wave coming for $199 USD.
VIA: Sensogram