Smart diapers diagnose baby health

Nowadays, a brand-new smart diaper “turns out of the world”, let parents dazzle their eyes, the original seemingly useless diapers can also help the baby.

Developed by New York-based Pixie Scientific, this smart diaper is dedicated to tracking the health of infants through the baby's urine conditions. In use, parents only need to use a smart device to scan the two-dimensional code of the diaper and start diagnosing it with a dirty diaper that looks like it is useless.

How does this smart diaper work?

The kidneys are responsible for filtering specific solute from the bloodstream into the urine, using these valuable solute data, and signs of bacterial activity on the diaper, and then using intelligent means to monitor baby health. Through smart diaper monitoring data, parents are reminded to pay attention to baby health. The data reflected by smart diapers can reveal many health problems such as urinary tract infections, long-term dehydration, and potential kidney problems.

To date, Pixie Scientific has completed a $10,000 (about RMB60,000) financing of $225,000 (about RMB1.38 million) on the Indiegogo platform. Young parents, do you think the data reflected in these diapers is useful? Will you use it for your own children? Think about it.