Skindroid

Current fitness wearables lack biosensors that can detect various bio-molecules from a user's skin. Our skin sheds 30,000 cells every minute, and our sweat can include up to 300 unique molecules in a flux state. Taking a lead in consumer 'sweatomics', we have built a secondary wearable for existing Android Wear devices, starting with biosensors for 5 unique sweat molecules. Learning from nature itself, our cloud-based biomimetic neural networks adapt to combinatorial input from multiple biosensors simultaneously. And our Skindroid SDK enables Android Wear developers to build apps that inform the user about electrolyte & hydration levels, pH, aerobic/anerobic state and advance warning of critical events such as electrolyte depletion or muscle breakdown. With wearable device market set to grow from 19 million sold units in 2014 to 112 million predicted users by 2018 (IDC), Skindroid will add extra sensor capabilities to wearables via Bluetooth connectivity and developer-friendly SDKs.