Intel’s Smart Onesie — The Future of Baby Monitors?
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ABC News(LAS VEGAS) — Babies get wearable technology, too, at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show.
In the latest gadget from Intel, Edison and Rest Devices, tiny sensors the size of a baby’s hand attach to a baby’s onesie, letting parents know everything from breathing rates and pulse to temperature and the baby’s body position.
The data is sent in real time to a smart phone, telling parents the baby’s vital signs.
Parents can also have the information displayed on a coffee cup or a candle. If the baby’s hungry, the onesie can send a signal to warm up that bottle.
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