Specialists in wearable technology, Thrive Wearables helps companies and entrepreneurs take ideas and concepts through to finished products. At the Wearable Technology Show, I chat with Jacob, Thrive’s founder,

<a href="http://geeknewscentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/thrive.png"></a>Specialists in wearable technology, <a href="https://thrivewearables.com/">Thrive Wearables</a> helps companies and entrepreneurs take ideas and concepts through to finished products. At the <a href="http://www.wearabletechnologyshow.net/">Wearable Technology Show</a>, I chat with Jacob, Thrive’s founder, about their design service and the challenges facing the wearable market in 2018. 
<a href="http://geeknewscentral.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/thrive.jpg"></a>To understand what Thrive do, think of a big company that sells goods that aren’t electronic in any way. Say, clothes or shoes. The clothier can see complementary wearables as an opportunity but has no knowledge or experience in the space. In this instance, it can turn to Thrive Wearables to help deliver the imagined product without the need to develop in-house skills. 
Alternatively, the Thrive team can mentor startups to get their ideas to a prototype. The startup can then seek the funding needed to take the prototype to finished product. 
For example, Thrive worked with <a href="http://bioself.technology/">BioSelf</a> on their <a href="https://www.getsensate.com/">Sensate</a> stress management wareable which is currently in a beta phase and taking pre-orders. 
Looking to the future, Jacob sees wearable tech disappearing into clothing and becoming more modularised and seamless. Key to delivering this change are higher quality sensors, better power sources and improved communication networks. Here’s to the next few years.

From Idea to Product with Thrive at Wearable Technology Show