1. Children with Fever: For children with fever, parents are often most anxious about changes in their body temperature. However, continuously measuring and recording temperature with traditional thermometers is not only time-consuming and laborious for parents, but also likely to disturb the sick child's rest and sleep. Wearable smart thermometers can be directly attached to the baby's armpit, continuously monitoring body temperature 24 hours a day. When the baby's temperature is too high or too low, the smart device on the mobile phone will automatically send an alert, helping parents prevent febrile seizures in their children. In addition, because the smart thermometer has the function of continuously recording body temperature, it can also generate a temperature-medication curve with an accuracy of ±0.05℃, providing data reference for children's medical treatment.
2. Women Trying to Conceive: For women trying to conceive, their body temperature fluctuates cyclically. Temperature is lower during the follicular phase, reaching its lowest point on ovulation day, and then rising by 0.3-0.5℃ after ovulation. Therefore, measuring basal body temperature every morning for a full menstrual cycle and manually drawing a basal body temperature chart is an essential part of preparing for pregnancy. However, this is not easy (daily morning measurements, the person measuring cannot eat or drink, and cannot move), and the accuracy is often not fully guaranteed – due to many interfering factors during the measurement process, the basal body temperature measured by traditional methods is only an approximation. According to existing literature, the highest accuracy of basal body temperature measurement is 60%, generally 50%-60%. Wearable smart thermometers, however, can help users measure body temperature at a fixed frequency, calculate the baseline of basal body temperature based on more than 20,000 data points overnight, and automatically generate a basal body temperature chart in the mobile app, thus more accurately determining the fertile period for women trying to conceive and providing assistance for pregnancy preparation.
