The Uk’s Virgin Media has announced a wearable that the pulse rate of the user meet while tv is considered. This allows the device to detect when the wearer falls asleep. In that case, a signal is sent to the program.
According to the provider gets the wearable the name of KipstR. It is a bracelet that the pulse rate and oxygen saturation of the blood measure. These data are used to estimate whether the wearer has fallen asleep. If that is the case, then is there a signal to the vcr to control the tv-program that was looked at.
The device is made with a 3d printer and developed by two teenagers, says Virgin Media. In the coming time, there will be tests performed with the KipstR. Britons who are interested can log on to the site of the provider specify. It is not clear whether there are also plans to make the bracelet elsewhere. Yet there is only compatibility with digital video recorders, Virgin Media.
