Smart wearables change our lives

Nowadays, smart wearables have become very popular, mainly applying wearable technology to design and develop intelligent daily wear. Smart wearables mainly include watches, bracelets, glasses, etc. Indeed, smart wearables can greatly change our lives.

Generalized wearable smart devices include fully functional, large-sized devices that can achieve complete or partial functions without relying on smartphones, such as smartwatches or smart glasses, as well as devices that only focus on a certain type of application function and need to be used in conjunction with other devices such as smartphones, such as smart bracelets and smart jewelry for physical sign monitoring. With the advancement of technology and the changing demands of users, the form and application hotspots of wearable smart devices are also constantly changing.

From the relevant marketing materials, the functions provided by smart bracelets are nothing more than various related monitoring functions. And this is precisely the impression left by typical smart wearables, which we call smart wearables 1.0 devices. In the era of 1.0, smart bracelets did bring people a more novel intelligent experience, making people realize that they can understand themselves more simply and scientifically. However, comments from relevant media have gone further: "A common problem faced by the entire wearable device industry in the past was that so-called monitoring of exercise volume, heart rate, calorie consumption, etc. only presented users with one monitoring result, but did not provide users with corresponding solutions and suggestions, which did not fundamentally highlight the value of wearable devices

For consumers, the value generated by a smart bracelet product should not be limited to simple monitoring functions. In the industry, more consensus also believes that in the future era of smart wearables 2.0, there may be a greater emphasis on solutions after monitoring. From the current situation in the industry, the latest product on the market, Health Butler, has begun to provide consumers with smart bracelets that are more in line with the concept of smart wearables 2.0.

Heart rate monitoring - using ECG technology to achieve electrocardiogram level monitoring of heart rate and heart rate variability

Health Index - Based on heart rate variability analysis, analyze physiological age, stress, resilience, and balance to provide health recommendations

Breathing training - adjust breathing rate, quickly reduce stress in three minutes

If we look at these three main functions together, we can see a complete health solution logic, which is monitoring, understanding, and processing. Starting from monitoring heart rate variability, consumers continuously understand their health status and health advice, and adjust their health status through simple and appropriate breathing training anytime and anywhere. And this is in line with the concept of the smart wearables 2.0 era: starting with monitoring, finally achieving results, and providing value for consumers' health through technology.

Looking at the entire market, it can be seen that there is still great potential for the development of smart wearables. Not only can they better facilitate our lives, but they also have a certain guiding and management role, providing humanized services for our healthy life.