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Several wearable technologies use devices such as watches, rings, bands, wristbands, headbands, smartphones, mattresses, sensor clips, etc. to monitor sleep. These devices claim to measure the amount of sleep (sleep/wake) and the architecture of sleep (sleep stage classification). They have the advantage of being accessible (data storage and analysis)

Athletic performance monitoring with integrated shoe/sole sensors and AI. Support: Pods, soles and software. Solution: Plantiga provides athletes’ monitoring by combining the precision of GPS and kinematic analysis in a single IMU sensor that fits seamlessly into any shoe, insole, or cleat. Their approach allows for the production of