João Bocas - The #Wearables Expert ™ Interviews Pierre- Alexandre Fournier, Co-Founder & CEO at HEXOSKIN

In this episode, we talked about The Wearables in #Healthcare. We cover collaborations and also what we expect coming in the future.

Here are the questions we've addressed:

01:19 What kind of data is valuable in Healthcare?

03:15 What type of collaborations / users are you having now?

08:31 What's next for HEXOSKIN? What's coming in the next 2 - 3 years?

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Channel Partners:

Series Partner: FUJIFILM #Healthcare https://bit.ly/Fujifilm_HCE

Industry Partner: Isaac Care https://bit.ly/isaac-care

Wearable technology is changing the way we live and work. We see people wearing smartwatches, fitness trackers, Google Glasses, and even smart clothing. The next big thing will be wearable devices in healthcare. These wearables can take many forms including a smartwatch, wristband or even a piece of jewelry that we can wear to monitor our health conditions.

Some examples include blood pressure monitors, glucose monitors, heart rate monitors and more. One of the most common wearables used today is a smartwatch which can be used to track your heart rate, steps taken, calories burned as well as sleep quality. The Apple Watch Series 4 has an FDA approved ECG feature which allows users to take an electrocardiogram right from their wrist without having to go through any invasive procedures which makes it easier for doctors to monitor patients remotely without having them come into their offices every week or two weeks like before! This new feature has been approved for use by adults ages 18 years old or older only because it has not yet been tested on children under 18 years old due to safety concerns regarding potential risks such as burns from electrodes placed on each side of your chest during use (which does happen rarely).

Wearables in healthcare are a new way to manage your health, but they're not always easy to use. In this post, we'll take a look at the benefits of wearables and how you can use them to live an even healthier life.

Wearables: What Are They?

#wearabletech are devices that you wear on your body that collect data about yourself and your surroundings. They can be used for fitness tracking or health monitoring, and they often have other useful features like sleep tracking or heart rate monitoring. Wearable devices include smartwatches, fitness trackers, and smart glasses.

Why Use Wearables?

#wearabletechnology are great for people who want to track their daily activity and see how it impacts their overall health. If you're trying to lose weight or get in shape by exercising more often, wearables are a great way to make sure you're meeting your goals every day! They also help prevent injuries by letting you know if you've been working out too hard or not enough. And when paired with sleep tracking they can give insight into what causes insomnia so that you can fix it before it becomes an issue.

The use of wearables in healthcare is growing rapidly. They are used to monitor and track patients' health, and they can be used to inform doctors about a patient's condition. Wearables have been used for the monitoring of heart rate, blood pressure, and other vital signs. They can also be used to track activity levels and sleep patterns.

Wearables are becoming more common in hospitals as well. The technology has been implemented in operating rooms to help with surgical procedures and monitor anesthesia levels throughout the procedure.

The Wearables and #mhealth are the new trend in the medical industry. These devices can be used in many different ways to help patients and doctors. They can be use