Luxnine is a company that we haven’t heard too much about in Australia but they are well placed in the mattress industry. This year at CES they have unveiled a wearable Bodylog chest patch able to offer real-time vital sign monitoring while simultaneously acting as a fall and emergency detection system.
The wearable chest patch not only detects falls and emergencies but also provides a post-incident report, assessing the severity of the incident and analysing heart rate variability (HRV).
The Bodylog is able to monitor heart activity, autonomic nervous system (ANS), oxygen saturation, temperature, respiratory rate, and various other measurements. It really is a product designed to give some peace of mind for our older relatives that still want the autonomy and living alone but with the knowledge that their health is being monitored as well.
The Bodylog goes beyond tracking the user’s health, it offers proactive lifestyle recommendations too. Identifying posture and even emulates a controlled medical environment by linking measurements with posture status.
No word on Australian availability just yet but it’s encouraging seeing what products are out there to help us remain at home as we age.
Rob is an EFTM loyalist, plays an integral role in what we do. He started out as Australia’s Next Tech Blogger 2017 – winner of our competition to find the next tech talent and join the EFTM team at CES 2018! He’s since travelled with us several times, and now contributes when he can, and is the Captain of our team of moderators whom he has a tough job keeping on the straight and narrow. We wouldn’t be EFTM without Jolly.
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