The lack of deep, holistic analytics of data from wearables limits the applications and personalization of health recommendations for the multi-billion dollar consumer health wearable device industry. Watz “ingests thousands of performance data points and biomarkers to deliver insights' to users.
Data and metrics without insight cannot fully support decision-making. Current solutions typically normalize a population rather than adjust to individual differences. As a result, they struggle to predict exactly how someone will respond to training tweaks.Because Watz models an athlete’s entire physiology, we can more accurately predict the way their body responds to inputs. This is hyper-personalization at a level previously unheard of.
Cross-collaboration among this group is hugely important to us. Due to the human body’s interconnectedness, new insights in one field help drive discoveries in another. We ensure this cross-collaboration takes place both on and off the platform through forums and in-person events that we host. The analytical layer can host an ecosystem of applications, such as remotely monitoring patients or helping insurance companies better quantify the risk of their policies. The platform improves the insight we stand to gain from biomarkers; the final piece of the puzzle, though, is directing the output of this analysis. This is the grand plan, but it requires careful steps to ensure we succeed in decoding the human health puzzle.
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