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KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
2017
THE INDUSTRY
REGROUPS
AROUND ITS ROOTS:
SPORTS
GARMIN FENIX 3
@clindholm korulab.com
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
TREND SUMMARY
SPORTS & FITNESS ARE THE
FINANCIAL ENGINES
PLATFORM PARADOX:
DRIVING OUT
SEGMENTATION?
DIGITAL COMPLICATIONS:
AT HOME IN CLASSIC BODIES
HEARABLES: AUDIO & AI
MEET FOR AN INNOVATION
FEST
WEARABLES ON STYLE
STREET
WEARABLES DISAPPEAR
INTO THE FABRIC OF
FASHION
THE LONG JOURNEY TO
WEARABLE HEALTH
ELDORADO
KIDS’ WEARABLES BECOME
A HABIT
WEARABLE APPS - WHO
CAN FILL THE BLANKS WITH
USER VALUE?
WONDERFUL WATCHFACES:
RE-INVENTING THE CLOCK
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
FIVE YEARS AFTER THE FIRST
WEARABLES HYPE, WE ENTER AN
ERA OF CONSOLIDATION
We are seeing a unified
focus on sport, fashion and
fun. At the same time, early
pioneers like Pebble,
Jawbone and smaller
players are exiting the
market or struggling.
Fitbit is strong, with a cloud-
unified product line accross
fitness and sports.
Meanwhile, Apple needs to
show eco-system love, or
Samsung and LG will grasp
the opportunity to lead the
industry in new device
directions.
Garmin has quietly built a
wide product range, while
Google has ‘gone back to the
drawing board’ Google’s
strength, as ever, could be
having the courage to start
over.
Displays are still the main
technical hurdle, consuming
too much power to be on all
the time.
Numerous niches are set to
be uncovered through
emerging new app
platforms, such as Suunto
MoveSense and Garmin
Watchmaker. Full SW stack
and HW controls will enable
transformative innovation.
Hearables will become one
of the innovation hotbeds for
artificial intelligence, sensors,
form factors and style.
SPORTS & FITNESS
are the financial engines
Sports is where
wearables first
emerged in 1982
- and it is still the
locomotive that
powers wearables in
2017
Apple and Nike
collaborate: but can
users ‘just do it’ or are
they locked in two
data and experience
silos?
Garmin
could win big if it can
communicate benefits
and distribute its huge
product range.
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
MORE STYLE & ‘SMARTS’ EMERGE
IN SPORTS WEARABLES
It was surprising that Apple
moved into sports, rather
leading with new and
unknown. The player with the
biggest war chest should
charter new territory.
We expect Under Armour to
launch their own wearables,
hopefully with courage to
show the way.
Garmin added style and
leapt into new price band of
€1,500 in an attempt to make
sports wearables
aspirational, matching the
price of Tag Heuer Connect.
We expect several players to
exceed the €2,000 price
point by the end of 2017. This
will deliver exotic materials
like titanium, ceramics,
carbon and gems into
wearables, enabling further
segmentation.
We’ll also see growing
algorithmic support for
specific sports. Heart rate
monitoring will open up more
sophistication as well as a
route to mindfulness, stress
management and medical
uses. By the end of the year
we will see mindfulness
expanding sports products.
Virtual wearable fitness
coaches will improve rapidly
during 2017 and turn into
freemium services.
Despite all this, full
independence from the
mobile phone remains a
holy grail for sports
enthusiasts. The challenge
is how to keep it simple.
INDEPENDENCE FROM THE
PHONE IS WHERE
SAMSUNG SHOULD
EXPECT COMPETITION
FROM RIVAL LG
CAN GARMIN MANAGE
DISTRIBUTION
WITH SUCH A WIDE
PRODUCT RANGE?
SOUNDBITES2017
APPLE LOVES NIKE. BUT DOES THE APPLE EXPERIENCE
‘JUST DO IT’ FOR NIKE FANS?
ALSO THIS YEAR:
AMER GROUP DRIVES
SPORT DRIVEN
ECO-SYSTEMS USING
ITS SUUNTO BRAND
FITBIT IS IN A GOOD PLACE
BETWEEN FITNESS
AND FASHION
UNDER ARMOUR WILL
HIT THE MARKET WITH
SMART ARMOUR
IS THE JOURNEY TO
HEALTH TOO LONG?
JAWBONE MISSED
SPORTS AND MIGHT
DISAPPEAR IN 2017
MUSIC COULD BECOME
THE NEXT KILLER
APP WITH A SURGE IN
SMART HEARABLES:
BRIGHT DAYS FOR
SPOTIFY?
Tag Heuer has
two clicks of
differentiation.
What do users want in
a brand experience?
Nixon likes
Google’s differentiated
standard: unique
experiences on top of
the common apps
Going back to the drawing
board is a bold, brave decision
by Google.
PLATFORM PARADOX
drives out segmentation
GOOGLE
Going back to the drawing
board is a bold, brave decision
by Google.
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
GOOGLE WILL RETHINK WEAR
Shrinking the phone
experience and the app
model did not deliver for
Android Wear.
The wearable context is a
tough nut: ergonomics,
multi-modal challenges, size,
and power consumption
require new types of user
experience thinking. On top
of this, fashion and design
are even more important
than anticipated.
Integrating the contextual
smarts of Google Now with
relevant glanceable content
is completely new territory in
interaction design: blending
this with gestures will yield
something special.
Smaller manufacturers like
Nixon appreciate lower
barriers to entry, and
creating specific apps for
their community enables
them to play in the wearable
field.
But is it enough to entice
consumers?
Moto decided it could not
differentiate without service,
and postponed its Android
Wear devices.
CLOCK FACES, APPS AND
WIDGETS MERGE INTO
CONTEXTUAL, SOCIAL
AND NEW
GLANCEABLE
EXPERIENCES
ANDROID SHOULD
ENABLE
SMALL FORM
FACTORS
ASIAN MANUFACTURERS FLOOD THE MARKET WITH
ANDROID DEVICES
ALSO THIS YEAR:
CONVERSATIONAL
INTERFACES
COULD BECOME A
CENTRAL THEME FOR
THE RE-INVENTED
ANDROID WEAR
CONTEXTUAL
TASKS
COULD REDEFINE THE
IDEA OF APPS
WHO WILL KICK
START SERVICES?
NO BUSINESS MODELS
IN SIGHT
BOLD DESIGNERS WILL
START ELIMINATING
BUTTONS IN
INTERFACES, TO TURN
CONTENT INTO TOUCH
ACTIONS
SOUNDBITES2017
DIGITAL
COMPLICATIONS
in classic bodies
Withings Steel HR was our
favourite new product in 2016.
We expect it to be a major
trendsetter for the Swiss and
classic watch industry.
HP is charging
forward as a shaper
of the digital
movement powering
brands
Withings
Shows the power of
pixel-based
complications. We
expect to see others
follow their lead
WITHINGS STEEL HR
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
FUSION WATCHES
Small, touch-based digital
widgets are taking
complications into the 21st
century. These will act as a
bridge to always-on digital
displays with invisible pixels
and universally accepted
wearable use cases.
With Nokia, Withings has a
bright future: Nokia is
re-inventing itself and uniting
digital health and wellness
through a smart 5G and IoT
network.
HP is active with dozens of
projects to transform classic
watches with their connected
movements. Their smart
watch group is led by Bill
Geiser, a pioneer in the field.
But who is going to make
the digital Swatch - a
smartwatch designed
purely around fun and
style?
HEARABLES:
where audio and AI meet
for an innovation fest
Mersiv - creating an
interactive language
learning tool? Could
inspire to make
headset experience
fusions.
Vinci is showed the
way and giants follow
in their offering.
Hearables will become
fashion experiences.
AIRPODS BY APPLE
Virtual assistants
will emerge within
headsets and by 2018
all innovative brands
will be voice assistant
enhanced.
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
HEARABLES RUSH TO MEET
SAMANTHA
Spike Jones’ sci-fi movie
Her featured audio/AI
interfaces, or ‘hearables’ -
which are highly relevant
today. We think hearables
will become the next
platform bet for Google.
Due to the highly segmented,
fashion-dominated market in
headphones, they could
become the next mass
market of smart wearables.
There are interesting
interface challenges around
assistant behaviour - when to
engage, listen or provide
advice. And for these
assistants to truly work, they
need to integrate the utility
of hearing aids which can
adapt to ambient sound.
Jabra is a big player in
hearing aids; if they dare to
invest they could lead. Beats,
now part of Apple, could
finally show the rationale for
its acquisition. Screens will
bring new angles to fashion
headsets.
Having a virtual coach
helping you push harder, or
your own virtual assistant is
here now - and getting us
closer to the world of Her.
THE WEARABLE UX
STARTS TO SPLIT:
COMBINING
GLANCEABLES AND
HEARABLES MAKES
SENSE
AUDIO NECKLACES
WILL BECOME FASHION
ITEMS
AUDIO COULD GIVE BIRTH TO CLIPPABLE SMART
MEDALLIONS
ALSO THIS YEAR:
THE FIRST
NOISE CANCELLING
AUDIO MEDALLIONS
HIT THE MARKET
BEATS WILL MAKE
HEARABLES COOL AND
SMART,
OTHERS WILL
FOLLOW
WEARABLES GET
CACHED MUSIC: A
MASSIVE GROWTH
OPPORTUNITY
FOR STREAMING
PLATFORM
PROVIDERS?
SOUNDBITES2017
Wearables on
STYLE STREET
Fossil Q brings
timeless style and the
giant design machine
of Fossil into the
connected digital age
Kalevala Koru
Entered the smart
wearable space with a
line of focused devices
around security, activity
and social location done
in partnership with
BiiSafe
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
WEARABLES MOVE TOWARDS
FASHION
Fossil will lead the
wearable industry towards
fashion, with its own
platform, services - and
hopefully, flair.
Now Fossil’s acquisition of
Misfit marks a transition in its
strategy, opening up a
‘tracking movement’ that can
be integrated into a broad
range of products.
Miniaturising this movement
is a priority and we expect
Fossil to bring out a
micro-sized tracking engine
during 2017, and also pioneer
smart movements with
flexible interfaces.
We expect Swarovski to
launch a range of smart
jewelry ranging from
trackers to smartwatches.
Jewelry opens up more
focused offerings, and
opportunities for activity,
security and reminder
type-wearables.
The market has seen rings,
earrings and clip-on
wearables specifically aimed
at women. Oura can start to
assess flu symptoms and
menstrual cycles from the
finger providing a whole new
level of utility.
We expect style driven
wearables to be one of the
biggest themes of 2017.
Into the fabric of
FASHION
Fitbit Flex II is the
benchmark for motion
movements
Amazfit Equator
Takes trackers to new
level of style and a
brand we will hear
more about. And puts
‘Designed in China’ in
new light
FITBIT FLEX II
We expect to see
further developments
in tiny tracker devices,
which will pave the
way to rich
partnerships with
fashion brands
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
INVISIBLE WEARABLES
Fitbit leaped ahead with its
tiny Flex II tracker: small
enough to disappear into
objects that do not look and
feel like wearables.
These tiny objects represent
state-of-the-art in
miniaturisation.
The key question is how
small is small enough?
Will freezing size be essential
to enable increases in
functionality to take place?
We expect Misfit to launch a
much smaller tracker engine
in 2017 and provide both
bangles and smart strap
integrations, helping classic
watch lovers go hybrid.
Huami is the design leader
in the field.
This market will initially be a
market of three: Fitbit,
Huami/Amazfit and Misfit.
We do not expect Apple to
follow as their brand value
alone does not enable
aspirational value to be
captured. Hence we think
they will focus on hearables.
The long journey to
WEARABLE HEALTH
ELDORADO
Philips is well on the
way to adding flair,
while keeping the
medical rigour which
will lead them to
success
Withings and Nokia
support each other
into a healthy future
centered on everyday
beauty and utility
PHILIPS HEALTHSUITE
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
PROACTIVE HEALTH:
A WEARABLE HOLY GRAIL
Will doctors start
prescribing wearables in
2017? Unlikely.
But we think sensor-based
and cloud services will move
closer to providing predicting
tools in diabetes, or cardio.
Philips launched their
health-certified product suite
with a stylish cardio watch.
Fitbit expects to grow into a
health company, and
Jawbone sees it as its pivot.
But as a pivot, this could be
painful: taking up to year to
get answers to regulatory
questions.
In the wellness market, we
are seeing interesting niches:
wearables for the elderly,
menstruation trackers,
breathing and emotion
trackers are all now
available. In-ear biometrics
still remains in research in
2017, but is the holy grail for
non-invasive monitoring.
PHILIPS IS IN A GREAT
SPOT TO LEARN WITH
ONE FOOT IN MEDICAL
AND ONE FOOT IN
WELLNESS.
STYLE, DISTRIBUTION,
PRICING AND MESSAGING
ARE ALL BIG QUESTIONS
YEARNING FOR ANSWERS
DIABETES MANAGEMENT BENEFITS FROM
CONTEXTUAL & PREDICTION ALGORITHMS
ALSO THIS YEAR:
HEART RATE-VARIABLE
AND
DEEPER CARDIO
UNDERSTANDING
WILL HELP MANAGE RISK.
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY
STARTING TO SEE DAWN
NOKIA’S VISION IS TO
UNITE PREDICTIVE
AND REACTIVE
HEALTH USING
WEARABLES, SMART
OBJECTS AND A HEALTH
PLATFORM
ENIGMA’S LASER BASED
SENSOR OFFERS A DEEPER
NON INVASIVE
UNDERSTANDING
OF GLUCOSE AND
LACTATE THRESHOLD
LEVELS
EMPATICA IS SHIPPING ITS
CERTIFIED EPILEPSY
MONITOR
SOUNDBITES2017
MAGIC BAND BY WALT DISNEY WORLD
BBK is the number
one kids’ watch in
China, with 875k
shipped in 2016 Q2
alone
Spero
Innovates past the
Star Wars franchise -
adding a screen and
experience could
liberate the force
KIDS’ WEARABLES
creating habit
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
KIDS’ WEARABLES
Wearables for kids is
emerging as one of the
hottest categories, where
next generation messaging
could be invented.
Messaging was the first killer
app of mobile after voice
and has shown stickiness
and transformation over the
years. We think messaging is
the biggest killer app
opportunity in wearables,
and kids watches could be
the birthplace.
Huawei has partnered with
Disney to leverage popular
characters in clock faces. The
Disney Magic Band could
become a platform.
Reima has created a tracker
to motivate kids to move
more. And parents are
looking for tracking piece of
mind, as GPS is now actually
reliable enough for this use
case. Kids are naturally
looking for fun, games and
social.
Activity, heart rate, breathing
and UV light all have
dedicated kids tracker
products - but it’s debatable
whether these are scaring
parents or reassuring them.
The experiences are
currently primitive or overkill.
Vendors are squeezed
between experience
expectations and cost
expectations, but we expect
to see developments in 2017.
DISNEY TURNS THE MAGIC
BAND INTO AN
INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE
WEARABLE GAMING
COULD EMERGE IN KIDS
WEARABLES - WHAT IS
POKEMON GO FOR
WEARABLES?
LEGO COULD MAKE WATCHES FUN FOR KIDS
ALSO THIS YEAR:
THE CHINESE WILL
EXPERIMENT UNTIL
THEY
DISCOVER A
WEARABLE
TAMAGOTCHI
WE EXPECT SPERO
TO ADD A SCREEN
TO ITS STAR
WARS FORCE
BAND
FOR A RICHER
EXPERIENCE
SOUNDBITES2017
APPLE WATCH LAUNCHER
FINDING KILLER APPS
requires more nurturing from
Apple
Viber launched an app for Apple
Watch, and messaging is ripe for
innovation with a surge in emojis,
asynchronous voice, the addition of
alpha input context sensitivity and
gestures
Apple’s dilemma: AI
and voice is a killer
app, so should it
leverage the control
point, or invite Google,
Alexa and Watson for
an innovation party?
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
WEARABLE APPS ARE SET
TO BE DISCOVERED
We expect 2017 to bring
us killer app contenders in
messaging, identity and
glanceable utility widgets
(which we prefer to call
‘faces’).
The most popular wearable
apps are variants of popular
phone apps, scaled down, or
simple utilities such as lights,
reminders. Apple may want
to provide leadership to
unlock this market, helping
support developers or even
investing in them.
Unique wearable services
need discovery, iteration and
nurturing to become viable
businesses.
Watch face complications,
and the boundary of apps,
widgets and clock faces will
become blurred.
Glanceability, swipe, and tap
interaction where no more
than a few seconds of user
interaction is needed will
dominate, and turn into
‘faces,’ a new wearable killer
app.
These gestures will be
combined with context, habit
and AI, to focus the most
relevant information into the
wearable.
Security is an obvious place
for innovation leveraging
different types of bio data.
Messaging and music are
likely leaders. Spotify will
make wearable moves in
2017.
Faces will become
functional, connected
and essential in daily
life. (Design George
Kvasnikov)
Pujie
Faces will become a
public window into the
souls of the users.
Shaped by digital
artists: the small
canvas magnifies
creativity
RE-INVENTING
THE CLOCK
one face at a time
GOOGLE
2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS
WONDERFUL WATCH FACES
Watch faces, or simply
‘faces,’ will be an innovation
canvas for wearables.
Digital complications
with rich interaction,
transformations and
connected service
functionality will transform
how we think about the
object we call a watch.
We expect Apple to merge
their widgets and watch
faces into a single unified
experience in 2017.
Major manufacturers are
set to offer app platforms
around faces. Once the
watch face has been
transformed to users’ tastes,
the static analogue
watchface will seem archaic.
Garmin launched a watch
builder for their range,
Samsung offers rich tools,
and there are numerous
platforms for Android Wear:
we particularly like Pujie and
Watchmaker for watch
building.
ABOUT KORU
Koru’s vision is to bring
touch experiences to all
screens. Our mission is
empowering brands to
bring these experiences
to their fans.
Our SDK enables rich
customization to match any
style and taste. We deliver
the fastest, most energy
efficient and complete set
of widgets to build from.
We run smoothly on a
Cortex M4 microcontroller.
We implement your vision
or consult on design for
your next-generation
wearable experiences.
Our team of seasoned
professionals has more
than 250 man years of
experience in embedded
design, having earlier
helped to make mobile
phones ubiquitous and
mobile services friendly
to use.
POWERING BRANDS
www.korulab.com
christian@korulab.com
+358 400 459 040
jan.luukkonen@korulab.com
+358 40 771 30 80

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  • 1. KORU WEARABLE TRENDS 2017 THE INDUSTRY REGROUPS AROUND ITS ROOTS: SPORTS GARMIN FENIX 3 @clindholm korulab.com
  • 2. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS TREND SUMMARY SPORTS & FITNESS ARE THE FINANCIAL ENGINES PLATFORM PARADOX: DRIVING OUT SEGMENTATION? DIGITAL COMPLICATIONS: AT HOME IN CLASSIC BODIES HEARABLES: AUDIO & AI MEET FOR AN INNOVATION FEST WEARABLES ON STYLE STREET WEARABLES DISAPPEAR INTO THE FABRIC OF FASHION THE LONG JOURNEY TO WEARABLE HEALTH ELDORADO KIDS’ WEARABLES BECOME A HABIT WEARABLE APPS - WHO CAN FILL THE BLANKS WITH USER VALUE? WONDERFUL WATCHFACES: RE-INVENTING THE CLOCK
  • 3. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS FIVE YEARS AFTER THE FIRST WEARABLES HYPE, WE ENTER AN ERA OF CONSOLIDATION We are seeing a unified focus on sport, fashion and fun. At the same time, early pioneers like Pebble, Jawbone and smaller players are exiting the market or struggling. Fitbit is strong, with a cloud- unified product line accross fitness and sports. Meanwhile, Apple needs to show eco-system love, or Samsung and LG will grasp the opportunity to lead the industry in new device directions. Garmin has quietly built a wide product range, while Google has ‘gone back to the drawing board’ Google’s strength, as ever, could be having the courage to start over. Displays are still the main technical hurdle, consuming too much power to be on all the time. Numerous niches are set to be uncovered through emerging new app platforms, such as Suunto MoveSense and Garmin Watchmaker. Full SW stack and HW controls will enable transformative innovation. Hearables will become one of the innovation hotbeds for artificial intelligence, sensors, form factors and style.
  • 4. SPORTS & FITNESS are the financial engines Sports is where wearables first emerged in 1982 - and it is still the locomotive that powers wearables in 2017 Apple and Nike collaborate: but can users ‘just do it’ or are they locked in two data and experience silos? Garmin could win big if it can communicate benefits and distribute its huge product range.
  • 5. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS MORE STYLE & ‘SMARTS’ EMERGE IN SPORTS WEARABLES It was surprising that Apple moved into sports, rather leading with new and unknown. The player with the biggest war chest should charter new territory. We expect Under Armour to launch their own wearables, hopefully with courage to show the way. Garmin added style and leapt into new price band of €1,500 in an attempt to make sports wearables aspirational, matching the price of Tag Heuer Connect. We expect several players to exceed the €2,000 price point by the end of 2017. This will deliver exotic materials like titanium, ceramics, carbon and gems into wearables, enabling further segmentation. We’ll also see growing algorithmic support for specific sports. Heart rate monitoring will open up more sophistication as well as a route to mindfulness, stress management and medical uses. By the end of the year we will see mindfulness expanding sports products. Virtual wearable fitness coaches will improve rapidly during 2017 and turn into freemium services. Despite all this, full independence from the mobile phone remains a holy grail for sports enthusiasts. The challenge is how to keep it simple.
  • 6. INDEPENDENCE FROM THE PHONE IS WHERE SAMSUNG SHOULD EXPECT COMPETITION FROM RIVAL LG CAN GARMIN MANAGE DISTRIBUTION WITH SUCH A WIDE PRODUCT RANGE? SOUNDBITES2017 APPLE LOVES NIKE. BUT DOES THE APPLE EXPERIENCE ‘JUST DO IT’ FOR NIKE FANS? ALSO THIS YEAR: AMER GROUP DRIVES SPORT DRIVEN ECO-SYSTEMS USING ITS SUUNTO BRAND FITBIT IS IN A GOOD PLACE BETWEEN FITNESS AND FASHION UNDER ARMOUR WILL HIT THE MARKET WITH SMART ARMOUR IS THE JOURNEY TO HEALTH TOO LONG? JAWBONE MISSED SPORTS AND MIGHT DISAPPEAR IN 2017 MUSIC COULD BECOME THE NEXT KILLER APP WITH A SURGE IN SMART HEARABLES: BRIGHT DAYS FOR SPOTIFY?
  • 7. Tag Heuer has two clicks of differentiation. What do users want in a brand experience? Nixon likes Google’s differentiated standard: unique experiences on top of the common apps Going back to the drawing board is a bold, brave decision by Google. PLATFORM PARADOX drives out segmentation GOOGLE Going back to the drawing board is a bold, brave decision by Google.
  • 8. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS GOOGLE WILL RETHINK WEAR Shrinking the phone experience and the app model did not deliver for Android Wear. The wearable context is a tough nut: ergonomics, multi-modal challenges, size, and power consumption require new types of user experience thinking. On top of this, fashion and design are even more important than anticipated. Integrating the contextual smarts of Google Now with relevant glanceable content is completely new territory in interaction design: blending this with gestures will yield something special. Smaller manufacturers like Nixon appreciate lower barriers to entry, and creating specific apps for their community enables them to play in the wearable field. But is it enough to entice consumers? Moto decided it could not differentiate without service, and postponed its Android Wear devices.
  • 9. CLOCK FACES, APPS AND WIDGETS MERGE INTO CONTEXTUAL, SOCIAL AND NEW GLANCEABLE EXPERIENCES ANDROID SHOULD ENABLE SMALL FORM FACTORS ASIAN MANUFACTURERS FLOOD THE MARKET WITH ANDROID DEVICES ALSO THIS YEAR: CONVERSATIONAL INTERFACES COULD BECOME A CENTRAL THEME FOR THE RE-INVENTED ANDROID WEAR CONTEXTUAL TASKS COULD REDEFINE THE IDEA OF APPS WHO WILL KICK START SERVICES? NO BUSINESS MODELS IN SIGHT BOLD DESIGNERS WILL START ELIMINATING BUTTONS IN INTERFACES, TO TURN CONTENT INTO TOUCH ACTIONS SOUNDBITES2017
  • 10. DIGITAL COMPLICATIONS in classic bodies Withings Steel HR was our favourite new product in 2016. We expect it to be a major trendsetter for the Swiss and classic watch industry. HP is charging forward as a shaper of the digital movement powering brands Withings Shows the power of pixel-based complications. We expect to see others follow their lead WITHINGS STEEL HR
  • 11. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS FUSION WATCHES Small, touch-based digital widgets are taking complications into the 21st century. These will act as a bridge to always-on digital displays with invisible pixels and universally accepted wearable use cases. With Nokia, Withings has a bright future: Nokia is re-inventing itself and uniting digital health and wellness through a smart 5G and IoT network. HP is active with dozens of projects to transform classic watches with their connected movements. Their smart watch group is led by Bill Geiser, a pioneer in the field. But who is going to make the digital Swatch - a smartwatch designed purely around fun and style?
  • 12. HEARABLES: where audio and AI meet for an innovation fest Mersiv - creating an interactive language learning tool? Could inspire to make headset experience fusions. Vinci is showed the way and giants follow in their offering. Hearables will become fashion experiences. AIRPODS BY APPLE Virtual assistants will emerge within headsets and by 2018 all innovative brands will be voice assistant enhanced.
  • 13. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS HEARABLES RUSH TO MEET SAMANTHA Spike Jones’ sci-fi movie Her featured audio/AI interfaces, or ‘hearables’ - which are highly relevant today. We think hearables will become the next platform bet for Google. Due to the highly segmented, fashion-dominated market in headphones, they could become the next mass market of smart wearables. There are interesting interface challenges around assistant behaviour - when to engage, listen or provide advice. And for these assistants to truly work, they need to integrate the utility of hearing aids which can adapt to ambient sound. Jabra is a big player in hearing aids; if they dare to invest they could lead. Beats, now part of Apple, could finally show the rationale for its acquisition. Screens will bring new angles to fashion headsets. Having a virtual coach helping you push harder, or your own virtual assistant is here now - and getting us closer to the world of Her.
  • 14. THE WEARABLE UX STARTS TO SPLIT: COMBINING GLANCEABLES AND HEARABLES MAKES SENSE AUDIO NECKLACES WILL BECOME FASHION ITEMS AUDIO COULD GIVE BIRTH TO CLIPPABLE SMART MEDALLIONS ALSO THIS YEAR: THE FIRST NOISE CANCELLING AUDIO MEDALLIONS HIT THE MARKET BEATS WILL MAKE HEARABLES COOL AND SMART, OTHERS WILL FOLLOW WEARABLES GET CACHED MUSIC: A MASSIVE GROWTH OPPORTUNITY FOR STREAMING PLATFORM PROVIDERS? SOUNDBITES2017
  • 15. Wearables on STYLE STREET Fossil Q brings timeless style and the giant design machine of Fossil into the connected digital age Kalevala Koru Entered the smart wearable space with a line of focused devices around security, activity and social location done in partnership with BiiSafe
  • 16. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS WEARABLES MOVE TOWARDS FASHION Fossil will lead the wearable industry towards fashion, with its own platform, services - and hopefully, flair. Now Fossil’s acquisition of Misfit marks a transition in its strategy, opening up a ‘tracking movement’ that can be integrated into a broad range of products. Miniaturising this movement is a priority and we expect Fossil to bring out a micro-sized tracking engine during 2017, and also pioneer smart movements with flexible interfaces. We expect Swarovski to launch a range of smart jewelry ranging from trackers to smartwatches. Jewelry opens up more focused offerings, and opportunities for activity, security and reminder type-wearables. The market has seen rings, earrings and clip-on wearables specifically aimed at women. Oura can start to assess flu symptoms and menstrual cycles from the finger providing a whole new level of utility. We expect style driven wearables to be one of the biggest themes of 2017.
  • 17. Into the fabric of FASHION Fitbit Flex II is the benchmark for motion movements Amazfit Equator Takes trackers to new level of style and a brand we will hear more about. And puts ‘Designed in China’ in new light FITBIT FLEX II We expect to see further developments in tiny tracker devices, which will pave the way to rich partnerships with fashion brands
  • 18. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS INVISIBLE WEARABLES Fitbit leaped ahead with its tiny Flex II tracker: small enough to disappear into objects that do not look and feel like wearables. These tiny objects represent state-of-the-art in miniaturisation. The key question is how small is small enough? Will freezing size be essential to enable increases in functionality to take place? We expect Misfit to launch a much smaller tracker engine in 2017 and provide both bangles and smart strap integrations, helping classic watch lovers go hybrid. Huami is the design leader in the field. This market will initially be a market of three: Fitbit, Huami/Amazfit and Misfit. We do not expect Apple to follow as their brand value alone does not enable aspirational value to be captured. Hence we think they will focus on hearables.
  • 19. The long journey to WEARABLE HEALTH ELDORADO Philips is well on the way to adding flair, while keeping the medical rigour which will lead them to success Withings and Nokia support each other into a healthy future centered on everyday beauty and utility PHILIPS HEALTHSUITE
  • 20. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS PROACTIVE HEALTH: A WEARABLE HOLY GRAIL Will doctors start prescribing wearables in 2017? Unlikely. But we think sensor-based and cloud services will move closer to providing predicting tools in diabetes, or cardio. Philips launched their health-certified product suite with a stylish cardio watch. Fitbit expects to grow into a health company, and Jawbone sees it as its pivot. But as a pivot, this could be painful: taking up to year to get answers to regulatory questions. In the wellness market, we are seeing interesting niches: wearables for the elderly, menstruation trackers, breathing and emotion trackers are all now available. In-ear biometrics still remains in research in 2017, but is the holy grail for non-invasive monitoring.
  • 21. PHILIPS IS IN A GREAT SPOT TO LEARN WITH ONE FOOT IN MEDICAL AND ONE FOOT IN WELLNESS. STYLE, DISTRIBUTION, PRICING AND MESSAGING ARE ALL BIG QUESTIONS YEARNING FOR ANSWERS DIABETES MANAGEMENT BENEFITS FROM CONTEXTUAL & PREDICTION ALGORITHMS ALSO THIS YEAR: HEART RATE-VARIABLE AND DEEPER CARDIO UNDERSTANDING WILL HELP MANAGE RISK. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY STARTING TO SEE DAWN NOKIA’S VISION IS TO UNITE PREDICTIVE AND REACTIVE HEALTH USING WEARABLES, SMART OBJECTS AND A HEALTH PLATFORM ENIGMA’S LASER BASED SENSOR OFFERS A DEEPER NON INVASIVE UNDERSTANDING OF GLUCOSE AND LACTATE THRESHOLD LEVELS EMPATICA IS SHIPPING ITS CERTIFIED EPILEPSY MONITOR SOUNDBITES2017
  • 22. MAGIC BAND BY WALT DISNEY WORLD BBK is the number one kids’ watch in China, with 875k shipped in 2016 Q2 alone Spero Innovates past the Star Wars franchise - adding a screen and experience could liberate the force KIDS’ WEARABLES creating habit
  • 23. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS KIDS’ WEARABLES Wearables for kids is emerging as one of the hottest categories, where next generation messaging could be invented. Messaging was the first killer app of mobile after voice and has shown stickiness and transformation over the years. We think messaging is the biggest killer app opportunity in wearables, and kids watches could be the birthplace. Huawei has partnered with Disney to leverage popular characters in clock faces. The Disney Magic Band could become a platform. Reima has created a tracker to motivate kids to move more. And parents are looking for tracking piece of mind, as GPS is now actually reliable enough for this use case. Kids are naturally looking for fun, games and social. Activity, heart rate, breathing and UV light all have dedicated kids tracker products - but it’s debatable whether these are scaring parents or reassuring them. The experiences are currently primitive or overkill. Vendors are squeezed between experience expectations and cost expectations, but we expect to see developments in 2017.
  • 24. DISNEY TURNS THE MAGIC BAND INTO AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE WEARABLE GAMING COULD EMERGE IN KIDS WEARABLES - WHAT IS POKEMON GO FOR WEARABLES? LEGO COULD MAKE WATCHES FUN FOR KIDS ALSO THIS YEAR: THE CHINESE WILL EXPERIMENT UNTIL THEY DISCOVER A WEARABLE TAMAGOTCHI WE EXPECT SPERO TO ADD A SCREEN TO ITS STAR WARS FORCE BAND FOR A RICHER EXPERIENCE SOUNDBITES2017
  • 25. APPLE WATCH LAUNCHER FINDING KILLER APPS requires more nurturing from Apple Viber launched an app for Apple Watch, and messaging is ripe for innovation with a surge in emojis, asynchronous voice, the addition of alpha input context sensitivity and gestures Apple’s dilemma: AI and voice is a killer app, so should it leverage the control point, or invite Google, Alexa and Watson for an innovation party?
  • 26. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS WEARABLE APPS ARE SET TO BE DISCOVERED We expect 2017 to bring us killer app contenders in messaging, identity and glanceable utility widgets (which we prefer to call ‘faces’). The most popular wearable apps are variants of popular phone apps, scaled down, or simple utilities such as lights, reminders. Apple may want to provide leadership to unlock this market, helping support developers or even investing in them. Unique wearable services need discovery, iteration and nurturing to become viable businesses. Watch face complications, and the boundary of apps, widgets and clock faces will become blurred. Glanceability, swipe, and tap interaction where no more than a few seconds of user interaction is needed will dominate, and turn into ‘faces,’ a new wearable killer app. These gestures will be combined with context, habit and AI, to focus the most relevant information into the wearable. Security is an obvious place for innovation leveraging different types of bio data. Messaging and music are likely leaders. Spotify will make wearable moves in 2017.
  • 27. Faces will become functional, connected and essential in daily life. (Design George Kvasnikov) Pujie Faces will become a public window into the souls of the users. Shaped by digital artists: the small canvas magnifies creativity RE-INVENTING THE CLOCK one face at a time GOOGLE
  • 28. 2017 KORU WEARABLE TRENDS WONDERFUL WATCH FACES Watch faces, or simply ‘faces,’ will be an innovation canvas for wearables. Digital complications with rich interaction, transformations and connected service functionality will transform how we think about the object we call a watch. We expect Apple to merge their widgets and watch faces into a single unified experience in 2017. Major manufacturers are set to offer app platforms around faces. Once the watch face has been transformed to users’ tastes, the static analogue watchface will seem archaic. Garmin launched a watch builder for their range, Samsung offers rich tools, and there are numerous platforms for Android Wear: we particularly like Pujie and Watchmaker for watch building.
  • 29. ABOUT KORU Koru’s vision is to bring touch experiences to all screens. Our mission is empowering brands to bring these experiences to their fans. Our SDK enables rich customization to match any style and taste. We deliver the fastest, most energy efficient and complete set of widgets to build from. We run smoothly on a Cortex M4 microcontroller. We implement your vision or consult on design for your next-generation wearable experiences. Our team of seasoned professionals has more than 250 man years of experience in embedded design, having earlier helped to make mobile phones ubiquitous and mobile services friendly to use. POWERING BRANDS www.korulab.com christian@korulab.com +358 400 459 040 jan.luukkonen@korulab.com +358 40 771 30 80