Halo Wearables has developed its first ever hydration monitoring wrist wearable, the Halo Edge, that analyses a user's sweat to detect dehydration and overhydration via the built-in multicoloured LED display or smartphone app. The device is designed for athletes who want to track their performance in different sports such as running, cycling, swimming, cycling triathlon, triathlon training, etc. The device costs $150 and a new product with additional functionality will be released at the end of 2017.
Halo Wearables has developed its first ever hydration monitoring wrist wearable, the Halo Edge, that analyses a user's sweat to detect dehydration and overhydration via the built-in multicoloured LED display or smartphone app. Clinical studies have been ongoing over a two- to three-year period with National Football League teams, top tier college teams in the US and educational institutions. The device costs $150 and a new product with additional functionality will be released at the end of 2017.