A high-tech baby pacifier that records temperature and notify the parents. The clever idea was presented at the Consumer electronic show (CES) in Las Vegas, United States.
At CES, the annual Technology Exhibition, held in Las Vegas 6 to 9 January 2015, we can find technological beads for connected health. After connected bracelets for correct bad habits or sun protection , technological gadgets integrate more into everyday life. Illustration with the connected teat should reassure concerned parents. The pitch: a sensor is integrated into the silicone nipple to assess the baby’s temperature in real time
The recorded data is then sent via Bluetooth to a smartphone app specific, that parents have taken. care for download on their mobile. Like the curves that follow the evolution of the weight of their children on their health book, parents can follow at leisure the possible variations of body heat of their offspring, which will be collected in a digital graphic table.
Pacif-i, the name given to this pacifier thermometer, designed by the British firm Blue Maestro, obtained a European patent and medical classification to the rank of IIa. This classification which assigns a risk level to each medical device shall include diagnostic instruments, devices intended for channeling or storing blood, fluids or tissues, or surgically invasive devices (contact lenses, skin staples, etc).
Parents can already available for pre-order intelligent pacifier at EUR 30 bluemastro.com on the manufacturer’s website.
This is high tech pacifier Part of the innovations that are attracting more and more French. Nine out of ten admit to being Health followers connected (Opinionway study for the Post)
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