Chief Healthcare Executive August 14, 2022
Wearable sleep trackers, when used correctly and consistently, have vast potential to enable individuals to measure the quality of their sleep. But that’s just the beginning.
Smart wearable devices are having a moment, with demand surging over the past two years.
Sleep, too, is also having a moment, with major sports celebrities like LeBron James starring in podcasts and TV segments espousing the merits of clocking in a full night of z’s.
With both trends converging, it’s no wonder the market for wearable smart rings embedded with sleep trackers has soared. According to the latest estimates, the wearable sleep trackers market is projected to reach $4.2 billion by 2026, at a compound annual growth rate of 7.6% between 2021 to...
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