One of the stories that is gaining traction in the health wearables space is the reality that sensors are becoming less expensive and increasingly commoditized. It’s no longer enough for health wearables makers to leverage better sensors to attract consumer interest. Instead, they must develop more holistic offerings with software that makes wearables smarter and more useful.
This is one reason why wearables makers in the United States, India and other parts of the world are focusing increasingly on AI-powered devices. You may have heard of the potential for Apple’s AirPods to become a Siri-powered high-impact wearable. And, Amazon’s Alexa is being integrated into many different devices currently.
