Wearable technology should collect data continuously to provide health insights without requiring a screen that demands constant attention.

“that to me felt like the right relationship with technology. And uh and so that's that's been at the core of of the way that we've developed a lot. I mean, even the product itself is designed to not necessarily even look like a piece of technology.”

Wearable devices provide a powerful and essential way to monitor physiology 24/7 and detect illness early.

“So these monitors are great for discovering people who have glucose dysregulation, but it doesn't show up by normal means. They're also phenomenal because as I say people spiked to different foods.”

Wearable health technology should be kept affordable, subscription-free, and focus on providing actionable data to help users identify health issues early.

“My intention behind this product was to keep it affordable for the masses, no subscription, priced once, you pay for it, you're good to go.”

Adding notification features to a screenless device defeats the purpose of minimalist, non-distracting tech.

“The whole point of a screenless device is that you want to forget about it. It's just going to remind you all the time that it's there.”

He believes the success of the original Pebble Smartwatch stemmed from its utility as a simple tool to reduce phone usage.

“it was a way to use your phone a little less like you would get the notification on your wrist so you didn't have to take your phone out your pocket and then the phone the notification would say like it's a text from someone or it's an email or whatever it is then you can just put it down”

Christina Warren suggests that smart glasses that look unobtrusive are preferable because they do not feel like a spy tool.

“I do think that that is the the thing that will become interesting is when these things do become less obvious and and how do we culturally deal with that because, you know, it's going to happen. It's like Air Tags for me because 99% of people who use Air Tags are using it for a completely benign re”