Jason Kintzler is a former TV anchorman, marketing pro, and full-time dad who calls the mountains of Wyoming home. He believes that success is directly attributed to work ethic, passion, and a deep desire to disrupt the status quo.
Wearable technology is becoming increasingly relevant in daily life as devices like smartwatches, VR headsets, and health monitoring devices continue to gain popularity. On this episode of The Grit Daily Podcast, we learn entrepreneurs like Jason Kintzler are looking for ways to make wearables less intrusive and more useful to the average person.
Lifekey, a consumer electronics startup focused on “tap” technology, is creating wearable devices that allow users to easily interface with products, pets, and people. The devices developed by the startups can be used in several ways, including the sharing of medical information with first respondents, finding pets, and sharing live data with family with just a single tap.
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