GigaomThe folks at Sleep Number embrace the internet of things with a pricey bed
Forget your connected bracelets or mattress pads. The folks at Select Comfort have a Sleep Number connected bed so you can track your sleep. All for $8,000. Read more »
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Forget your connected bracelets or mattress pads. The folks at Select Comfort have a Sleep Number connected bed so you can track your sleep. All for $8,000. Read more »
Hearing a mention of Epson doesn’t likely bring wearables to mind but the company says it should: It has a history with smart watches and builds custom sensors. That history comes… Read more »
Withings is adding the Aura sleep system to its line of scales, baby monitors and activity trackers. The $299 device tracks your movements and your environment, and then uses sound and… Read more »
In the recent post, The future of work: 4 trends for 2014, one trend I outlined was how in 2014 we would see a push of business applications around the quantified self at… Read more »
Parents, this app wants to quantify your diaper changes. Ins & Outs is an activity tracker for babies, and it’s been built by the Janus Friis-backed product incubator The Factory. Read more »
A seattle-based startup has built a tracker that knows when you are sitting or standing. The goal is to help people stand more and sit less. But is it necessary? Read more »
Under Armour has acquired MapMyFitness, an Austin, Texas-based company that uses a phone’s GPS to let people map their runs, bike rides and other workouts and share them among a community… Read more »
There are too many choices available for consumers when it comes to devices and apps that track your steps or daily activities. What needs to happen is consolidation across the industry… Read more »
Is there a line beyond which people are no longer mere Quantified Selfers but something much more annoying? Could data really be used as “success theater” to make someone seem more… Read more »
A new sensor-equipped headset claims to analyze a user’s breathing patterns and heart rate to help reduce stress, improve athletic performance and encourage weight loss. Read more »