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Welcome to Wearables London. The best place to understand more about the main trends impacting Wearables and the Internet of Things.
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Join us on this page at 19:00 on the 13 September, for an exclusive live streamed deep dive into what’s next for wellness wearables.
Featuring Suzaan Sauerman, wearables entrepreneur (Jabra, Fitbit, Bellabeat, Pandora, Red Bull)
Our wearables produce so much data – but how much of it is useful? Suzaan’s career advising some of the biggest wearable brands has her laser-focussed on how the world’s 1bn body-worn sensors can start producing meaningful changes to our lives.
As wearables from the likes of Fitbit and Apple start to look at helping us de-stress and make changes to our lives – how can that be built with real affecting change in mind.
Suzaan will also show off her own wearables project – a smart bra built for women, by women.
Featuring Circular co-founders Amaury Kosman
We’re honoured to welcome Amaury Kosman, one of the founders of French smart ring start-up Circular, whose forthcoming smart ring is one of the most hotly anticipated wearables of 2022.
Amaury will be tripping over from Paris to talk about the challenges of making building a smart ring, a wellness platform – and why the finger could be the best place for future wearables.
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