We Revolutionize Women's Health With Wearable Technology (Wearable Europe 2018)

We are living in a time of smart phones, smart watches,

wearable devices and exercise trackers. This new technology offers great potential for women to understand and work on their health independently. The result is a set of wearables designed specifically for women with a specific health need.

With Carin, women can work on their pelvic health in the privacy of their homes with minimal intervention in daily life.

Paul Swinckels is the Business Development Director at LifeSense Group who works with Distributers, Resellers, Retail stores and Health Insurance companies to grow the business in Europe.Paul knows how to bring added value to the customers and bring the needs into the right solution for the end user.

Paul worked for 17 years in the high end technology segment at GE in Western Europe which is aquired by United Technologies. With the experience of and partnering with large Multi-National customers he provides the right solution for the real needs of the customer.

LifeSense Group is the wearable technology company revolutionizing healthcare. Throughout 2012-2015 the first product was developed: Carin, filing 13 patent applications. Carin is approved as a CE and FDA Class II device. In terms of recognition, Carin was crowned in February 2017 as the best wearable healthcare product in the Wearable Technologies Innovation World Cup in Munich, rising to the top of 400 applications from more than 60 countries around the world. Later in 2017, LifeSense received €3 Million in funding to strengthen its team and develop further business opportunities around the world like a male incontinence solution called Wil and a child application with no battery, which will revolutionize the market. Additionally, LSG offers licenses of its zero power consumption system for wearable technology.