Spire monitors health equipment: wearable closest to real smart clothing

Most wearables companies will think that throwing their products into a drawer is unreasonable, but for wearable health tracking devices from Spire, this could be a sign of success.

Named after the company's name, Spire's first product is a snap-on monitoring device that monitors user activity. Not only that, but the product also continuously measures breathing to provide data for pressure response. It is worth mentioning that Spire has significantly reduced the power requirements of its core respiratory detection sensor technology. The result is the Spire Health Tag, a device that can be attached to a regular piece of clothing.

The Spire Health Tag quietly monitors exercise, sleep, heart rate and heart rate variability over two years without recharging. In doing so, Spire removes one of the most significant problems associated with wearable devices, namely the power consumption of the device and the charging. After the Spire Health Tag's battery runs out of power, they must be sent back to the company for replacement.

Although Spire Health Tag may be closest to real smart clothing, their functionality will not be of much value if their functionality is not integrated into other common digital devices and does not provide more functionality. . Spire hopes to stay ahead by providing more positive guidance rather than simple monitoring.

After the user has chosen a goal such as better sleep, staying active or reducing stress, Spire (through its app) will provide such a comment: "Last night, you spent 26% more time than usual to fall asleep. "Or, "Is there time to do a quick breathing exercise before going to bed tonight?"