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Thank you to these amazing journalists and bloggers for sharing our story and Keen as a wearable device for positive behavior change. We appreciate your efforts to raise awareness of body focused repetitive behaviors, like trichotillomania (hair pulling disorder), dermatillomania (skin picking) & onychophagia (nail biting).
妻子的“坏习惯”该怎么改？用LIV手环调教吧
创始人是一对夫妻，CEO Sameer Kumar和负责市场设计的Aneela Kumar。相识六年后，他们幸福地走进了婚姻殿堂。然而在结婚三年后，Sameer才发现妻子的一个秘密：过去的20年，Aneela几乎每天都会拔自己的眉毛和睫毛，这个区域几乎没有长出过完整的毛发。
Meet the 8th class of hardware startups from HAX
Best known for bringing companies in its portfolio to Shenzhen, China for about 15 weeks to get to know everything they can about manufacturing there, Hax is funded by SOS Ventures. HAX invests $25,000 to $100,000 for a 6-9 percent stake in companies that it admits to its program.
Trichs-n-Picks: An Advice Column for People with BFRBs
At this past conference, a few of our members got to try out Liv, a smart bracelet to help you become conscious of your unconscious behaviors (like BFRBs). The creator herself is actually a trichster, and using Liv has allowed her eyebrows to grow in fully.
HabitAware introduces Liv, Smart Bracelet that Manages Compulsive Subconscious Behaviors
Today HabitAware launched a pre-order campaign for its flagship product – a smart bracelet called Liv, that is aimed at managing Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs) like hair pulling disorder (trichotillomania), nail biting (onychophagia), skin picking (excoriation disorder, previously dermatillomania), and thumb-sucking.
HabitAware’s Liv smart bracelet helps you manage compulsive behavior
There’s a lot of compulsive behaviors that people would stop doing if they were only conscious of them. That’s the thinking behind the Liv smart bracelet, a product from a Midwestern startup called HabitAware.
HabitAware’s Liv smart bracelet helps you manage compulsive behavior
Liv sends a gentle buzz that you can feel on your wrist as a reminder that you may be doing something that is dubbed Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors, or BFRBs. Liv offers its alerts in real time, as you are doing something compulsive. It is designed to keep you alert to the position of your …
Can This Smart Bracelet Help You Break Bad Habits?
From biting your nails to pulling your hair, some bad habits are notoriously hard to break. To help people put a stop to these common behaviors, Aneela and Sameer Kumar, co-founders of HabitAware, created Liv — a smart bracelet launching Tuesday that gently reminds users when they’re performing a habit they wish to kick.
Minnesota Wearable IoT Startup HabitAware Has Joined HAX Hardware Accelerator In China
Minnesota wearable startup HabitAware has recently joined Hax, an international accelerator for hardware makers. Cofounder Sameer Kumar says his company is one of 14 selected from around the world to participate in the spring cohort. HAX is a well known and widely respected hardware accelerator situated between Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, China.
New “Invest in Innovation” challenge deemed a winner by VC panel
Kumar lead off the presentations, introducing the electronic bracelet designed to alert users when they are engaged in a behavior they have identified as undesirable. Kumar said an individual’s stress-related incidents of hair-pulling lead him to design the device, which provides feedback to the user to help them discontinue the behavior.
Behavior Modification Wearable Wins Inaugural Logic PD Digital Product Innovation Challenge
The grand prize winner of the six-week program is HabitAware, a behavior modification wearable that alerts the user when they are performing nervous or anxious behaviors. Born from the developer’s personal struggle, the device helps individuals with Trichotillomania and other body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB) by creating awareness of the undesirable action.
HabitAware Wins Logic PD’s Inaugural Digital Product Innovation Challenge
HabitAware is wearable behavior modification tool that alerts when nervous or anxious undesirable body-focused repetitive behaviors are made. The idea for HabitAware was born last fall at IOT Hackday and the plan is to bring the product to market in early 2016 with the funds applied towards prototyping.
IoT Hackday winner HabitAware invents wearable tech for bad habits
Sameer Kumar was inspired to solve a real problem going into Minnesota’s IoT Hackday on Saturday. Someone he loves suffers from Trichotillomania — the recurring urge to pull hair from the scalp, eyebrows or other areas of the body.
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