For speed-eaters, there’s Hapifork, an electronic fork that vibrates when its user eats too fast. The idea is that eating more slowly helps users consume less food, chewing more frequently to aid digestion and decrease gastric reflux. Naturally, there’s an app to go with it, tracking one’s eating speeds over time.
吃得太快的人可以使用Hapifork。这是一款电子叉子,用户如果吃得太快,它就会开始震动。它的设计理念是,吃得慢一些可以让用户吃得少些,咀嚼更充分以帮助消化,同时减少肠胃返流。它自然也自带了一款应用,可以监测用户一段时间内的饮食速度。
For fixing bad posture, there’s the LumoBack, a connected belt that vibrates any time its wearer slouches. A sensor can be set to pulse until the wearer has adjusted into a “good posture.” A related smartphone app allows users to “watch” their posture, assigning a score for how straight one is sitting or standing. In addition, the LumoBack tracks time spent standing, sitting, and sleeping.
如果要纠正不良体态,可以用LumoBack,每当用户弓腰塌背时,这条联网的带子就会震动。带子上的一个传感器会不断跳动,直到用户调整到“正确姿势”为止。一个相关的智能手机应用可以让用户“看到”自己的体态,并给自己坐得或站得有多直打分。此外,它还能监测我们站立、端坐及睡觉各花了多少时间。
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