PulseOn (www.pulseon.com) is making optical heart rate monitor for consumers - to make the reliable heart rate monitoring easier and more comfortable than ever.
1 of 6
More Related Content
PulseON - we make heart rate monitoring easier than ever
1. PulseOn
We make heart rate monitoring easier than ever
Ilkka Korhonen / Head of Science
2. We make heart rate monitoring easier
than ever!
Problems with
current devices:
- HR monitoring
massively
underpenetrated
- Current devices are
bulky,
uncomfortable and
technically oriented
- Continuous HR not
possible, limiting HR
only to training
3. PulseOn product innovation
Problems with
current devices:
- HR monitoring
massively
underpenetrated
- Current devices are
bulky,
uncomfortable and
technically oriented
- Continuous HR not
possible, limiting HR
only to training
PulseOn product
innovation:
Accurate HR
without a chest
strap
Small and stylish
wrist device
Continuous HR to
consumers for the
first time
Analytics meaning
of HR
The most
accurate and
reliable
optical HR
sensor
Worlds easiest heart
rate monitoring
4. Fitness market is rapidly growing
from niche to mainstream
Consumer Electronics Association 12/2013
* 2013-2014 expected
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Millions
Fitness technology growth in the US
+253 %
+59 %
+170 %
+32 %
+37 %
5. Challenge - !
International Go-To-
Market for a consumer
product (HW) requires
solid funding
Marketing
Manufacturing
Sales channels
Scaling
Combination of private
and public funding
needed
6. Ilkka Korhonen / Head of Science
ilkka.korhonen@pulseon.com / +358 40 820 1357
We make heart rate
monitoring easier
than ever!
Editor's Notes
+ Heart rate monitoring massively underpenetrated due to usability issues with traditional chest belts
+ Current devices are very bulky and clumsy, targeted to technically oriented people (mostly men)
+ Continuous heart rate monitoring is not possible with current devices, limiting HR insights to during training
+ Heart rate monitoring massively underpenetrated due to usability issues with traditional chest belts
+ Current devices are very bulky and clumsy, targeted to technically oriented people (mostly men)
+ Continuous heart rate monitoring is not possible with current devices, limiting HR insights to during training