These 2 products prove wearables aren’t just for your wrist anymore

With the increasing interest in wearables, companies are finding more innovative ways to rethink and add benefits to the technology, according to CNBC.

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One such organization is BrainCo, a Somerville, Mass.-based startup. BrainCo’s primary product — the Focus 1 headband — keeps track of users’ concentration levels by monitoring brainwaves. The company hopes to use Focus 1 to lessen ADHD symptoms.

Leuven, Belgium-based Imec is also altering the wearable space. The company’s unnamed prototype is a small adhesive strip that attaches to a user’s chest and gauges individuals’ heart rate and breathing. Imec wants to someday license the prototype to a consumer-centric company.

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