Source: The Verge
Summary
Deep Care’s new device is a $350 wearable that tracks posture and movement habits, aiming to help users improve their physical health. The device runs offline, storing data locally rather than relying on cloud connectivity. According to the company, the device’s algorithms can detect subtle changes in movement and provide personalized feedback. The device is available for pre-order, with shipping expected in the coming months.
Our Reading
The launch follows a familiar script.
Deep Care’s $350 wearable is the latest in a long line of devices promising to fix our posture. It runs offline, because who needs cloud connectivity when you can store data locally? The company claims its algorithms are advanced enough to detect subtle changes in movement, but we’ve heard that before. The real question is, will users actually wear it consistently?
Author: Evan Null
