Baby wearable hardware equipment inventory: even diapers are smart

According to the "2014-2018 China's baby products industry market demand forecast and investment strategic planning analysis report" released by the Prospective Industry Research Institute, the current domestic baby wearable electronic equipment accounts for about 5%-10% of the total mobile medical care . It is expected to grow rapidly from 2015 and will reach a market size of 700 million in 2018. With the extra pull of the “second child” release, the average annual increase in infants and children will increase by 1 to 2 million, and the market size will continue to expand. The level of attention paid to infant and child wearable devices continues to heat up.

According to PSFK's prediction, the functions of intelligent hardware will expand in the ten directions of recording, advancing, verifying, communicating, controlling, enhancing, restoring, mirroring and adjusting in the next five years. The arterial network has been collected and researched on various intelligent hardware and children in the market. It has been found that the main functions are: physical signs monitoring, peripheral monitoring, positioning and anti-lost, and there are various forms of expression: smart shoes, smart clothes, smart watches. , smart diapers, smart socks, bottles, smart beds, etc.

Baby intelligent hardware application distribution:

GPS tracking/positioning

Including smart shoes, smart bracelets, smart watches, etc., these positioning products are designed to protect children's safety, and are generally designed for parents to receive real-time positioning information from products through the APP. In addition to positioning, these products are often equipped with some auxiliary functions, such as social, telephone, games and so on.

(1) bracelet

Tinitell

A children's wrist phone and GPS tracker developed by the team led by Mats Horn. The device can make the corresponding call according to the preset sound identification. Children can also use the physical volume button to manually select contacts. Tinitell will name the contact one by one during the operation, and the child can select the contact they want to call. Although Tinitell can receive any incoming calls, parents can restrict incoming calls and only allow preset specific caller IDs. Another feature is that the watch can automatically answer specific calls so parents can call their children at any time and make sure the phone is connected.

Tinitell was successful in the kickstarter crowdfunding in May 2014, and the official announcement was shipped in April 2015.

Client: Children

Retail price: $199

(2) Watch

HereO

It is also a watch that tracks the position of the child. It is also the “smallest real-time GPS tracker” designed for children aged 3 or over. If the child leaves the original location, then HereO will send an alert to the parents’ mobile phone to tell them the child. The exact location. Through group messaging, all family members can find out where their child is. It also has a tamper alarm and an emergency button that sends an emergency message if the watch is taken off or the button is pressed. You can see where your child has been in the day and have a guide to tell you how to get to where your child is.

Clients: Children from 3 to 12 years old

Retail price: $179

Sugar cat

A smart watch launched by Sogou, with built-in SIM card and GPS chip, provides several main functions such as voice timekeeping, positioning, voice intercom and body sounding game.

Sugar cats can be positioned by GPS, SIM card and WIFI signals. The avatar and positioning time will be displayed on the positioning map, and the positioning accuracy and speed will be high. The official claims that it can reach 5m accuracy outdoors.

Clients: 3-9 years old preschool children

Retail price: ¥299

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