Spire has launched a new wearable, an "accurate, continuous respiratory monitor" that can be worn on the wrist or in your pocket. It uses that information along with the accelerometer, and can also be synced with Apple calendars, location and photos to learn what, where, when and who is causing the users’ tendencies towards tension or calm. The aim is to help wearers pinpoint potential moments of stress. The device, which comes with built-in iOS apps, can also sync up with Apple's calendars and locations and will be on sale in Apple stores. Spire CEO Jonathan Palley refused to be drawn on how the deal with Apple came about.
Spire has launched a new wearable, an "accurate, continuous respiratory monitor" that can be worn on the wrist or in your pocket. The aim is to help wearers pinpoint potential moments of stress. The device, which comes with built-in iOS apps, can also sync up with Apple's calendars and locations and will be on sale in Apple stores. Spire CEO Jonathan Palley refused to be drawn on how the deal with Apple came about.