Jolt measures impacts to prevent dangerous shocks

February 09, 2020

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If I tell you Jolt, you're going to think of a fictional character from the Transformers series or another comic book character or even a computer price rewarding the best software. And no ! In our smart health connected sphere, Jolt is a smart health smart health connected object that measures shocks. Should we look for something in common with the three Jolt above, a cartoon object or the best smart health smart health connected object in its category?

Clip your Jolt

Jolt is a little sensor which attaches to helmets, headbands, hats, glasses. This little box is in silicone, rounded to avoid injuries and waterproofed. So you can wear it in any season. It is rechargeable with a USB port but its battery is autonomous for several weeks.

For athletes and especially young athletes, the coach and / or parents receive a notification directly on their smartphone via an iOS and Android mobile application thanks to the network Bluetooth Low Energy (50 m distance). At the same time, the wearer feels a vibration if the sensor has measured too violent a shock or potentially dangerous knocks.

At first glance, we say why not. One more or less object to watch over our little ones, everything is ultimately measured. But the project was launched following the accident in Ben Harvatine, former student of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Tehcnology) and founder of Jolt Sensor. He had a concussion in the fight made worse by other shocks because it was not detected in time. So seen from this angle, we say that Jolt is not quite a smart health smart health connected object for sport like the others. It does not measure our performance, it protects us.

Anyway Jolt is coming to the smart health connected sports market and like his smart health connected little comrades, he should find his place on the pitch. You have 24 hours left, when his lines are written, to help Ben win his bet of $ 60,000 ($ 58,810 already raised).

Source: pharmageek.com

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