Wearables have been gaining steady traction over the last decade. One of the most prominent starts to this industry was with FitBit, which took the concept of patient health analytics and made it simple by offering a patient-friendly wearable device that is easy to use and low maintenance.
Then came a wide variety of other form factors, such as smart rings, smart earphones and even other bracelet type devices that could unlock the power of individualized patient data to help inform healthcare decisions.
As the industry started to mature, a new paradigm emerged: an effort to make these wearables and ambient tracking devices even more seamless and integrated into daily life. This is where concepts such as Meta’s AI glasses shine; the idea being not to add another wearable to an individual’s everyday entourage, but rather infuse sensing technology and AI powered analytics directly into a form factor that is already widely in use, such as prescription glasses.
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