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[Photo News] Wearable health care device

By Korea Herald

Published : Nov. 13, 2016 - 16:07

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WEARABLE HEALTHCARE DEVICE -- Models show the NEOFIT, a wearable healthcare device, developed by KT, which automatically recognizes the type of exercise being performed and counts the moves and the calories burned via an app. NEOFIT is able to recognize some 100 types of exercises including squats, lunges and dumbbell shoulder presses, according to KT. (Yonhap) WEARABLE HEALTHCARE DEVICE -- Models show the NEOFIT, a wearable healthcare device, developed by KT, which automatically recognizes the type of exercise being performed and counts the moves and the calories burned via an app. NEOFIT is able to recognize some 100 types of exercises including squats, lunges and dumbbell shoulder presses, according to KT. (Yonhap)

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