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The American company HEALBE developed the smart band "GoBe3." It can measure calorie intake by detecting fluid movements within the body using a bioimpedance sensor. There is no need for blood tests or meal input; just wearing the "GoBe3" is sufficient, thanks to its innovative system.
Additionally, it automatically measures calories burned, providing a clear overview of the daily energy balance. It's highly convenient for supporting diet and health management. What technologies are behind the development of "GoBe3"?
When trying to manage calorie intake using apps or smart devices, users typically have to manually input every meal. Even logging three meals a day requires effort, let alone tracking snacks, drinks, and post-exercise refreshments. With "GoBe3," which automatically tracks calorie intake and body water levels, there's no need for meal input or calorie calculations. Indeed, it's a revolutionary product.
An innovative product that automatically tracks calorie intake, GoBe3. 38,500 yen (tax included)
Measuring Fluid Movements Using Impedance Sensors
Obviously, the intriguing part is the system that automatically calculates calorie intake. How can a compact smart band worn on the wrist accomplish this?
"GoBe3 uses bioimpedance sensors to send high and low-frequency signals through the skin, measuring the flow of fluids inside and outside the cells, and calculates calorie intake through a proprietary algorithm," says Daria Potapova of HEALBE JAPAN.
As consumed food digests and absorbs, blood glucose levels rise, and cells absorb glucose, releasing intracellular fluid. This movement is measured.
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