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TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

November 6th, 2018 Editors Critical Care, Medicine, Pediatrics

TempTraq, a Blue Spark Technologies company, won the European CE Mark for its stick-on wireless temperature monitor. The TempTraq device is about the size of a bandage and is stuck to the patient near the armit. It…

TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

November 6th, 2018 Editors Critical Care, Medicine, Pediatrics

TempTraq, a Blue Spark Technologies company, won the European CE Mark for its stick-on wireless temperature monitor. The TempTraq device is about the size of a bandage and is stuck to the patient near the armit. It…

TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

TempTraq Stick-On Wireless Temperature Monitor Cleared

November 6th, 2018 Editors Critical Care, Medicine, Pediatrics

TempTraq, a Blue Spark Technologies company, won the European CE Mark for its stick-on wireless temperature monitor. The TempTraq device is about the size of a bandage and is stuck to the patient near the armit. It…

Baby wearables might just be a big seller in 2015

Reality-Shifting Comments By: Rebecca Smith

We’re just 10 days into the New Year and already we are seeing the debut of new wearable technologies. For Example, the TempTraq device is a new technology that can be worn by infants to help caregivers monitor their wellbeing without the use of older technologies such as a thermometer.

If you follow our blog regularly, you will know that the TempTraq device is not the first of its kind; indeed, many other companies have created wearables for infants. Take for example the Mimo Baby Monitor by Intel, or the Sproutling Baby Monitor. Both of these devices feature similar capabilities and are intended for similar purposes. However, what separates these devices from the TempTraq are the addition features that allow caregivers to track the activity levels, sleep patterns, temperature, and so on.

From the perspective of functionality, the TempTraq doesn’t quite measure up to the capabilities of the competition. However, we need to keep in mind the fact that the device was designed with the purpose of monitoring temperature for a 24 hour period when an infant is sick. The device was not designed to do what these other devices are doing. When you consider the device from this perspective, it begins to seem like less of a failing competitor and more of a useful tool for parents of sick infants.