Real-time Data Drives the Future of Wearables in Healthcare
Frost & Sullivan's research, "Future Wearables in Healthcare—R&D Portfolio Areas and Technology Roadmapping," assesses market dynamics, research and development (R&D) opportunities, adoption drivers, technology trends, and challenges for healthcare wearable devices. It identifies developers in diverse areas such as electronic skin, smart gloves, glucose sweat sensors, wearable stethoscopes, asthma monitoring patches, smart bandages, smart clothing, and electrocardiogram monitoring.
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"To optimize opportunities in wearables for healthcare, technology developers or providers should focus on designing wearable products that are comfortable and convenient," said Frost & Sullivan TechVision Principal Analyst Peter Adrian. "The device should provide accurate, reliable, real-time data, and data transmission capabilities without requiring the user to have expertise in wearable sensing or communications technology. Soft, flexible, stretchable sensing materials will be comfortable for the user.
To succeed in the healthcare wearables ecosystem, players need to:
"Wearables can provide healthcare professionals with insights into a patient's health. However, systems need to be developed that support the integration, adoption, privacy and security of data from wearables," noted Adrian. "It can take a significant effort for healthcare organizations to incorporate actionable data from wearables into the organization's data collection and storage systems."
Future Wearables in Healthcare—R&D Portfolio Areas and Technology Roadmapping is part of Frost & Sullivan's TechVision Growth Partnership Service program. Other studies recently released include Technology Innovations for Patient Engagement and Innovations in Smart Sensors.
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