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Yves Behar and Jawbone’s “Up” is an App-Powered Wristband Promoting Healthy Living

by Diane Pham, 07/17/11

filed under: green gadgets, green technology, Interactive Objects, News

Jawbone, Yves Behar, Fuseproject, wearable technology, eco-fashion, sustainable fashion, green fashion, ethical fashion, sustainable style
Not sure if you’re eating healthy enough, getting enough exercise or catching enough Zs’? Then turn to technology for some assistance. Launching later this year as sort of a one-up on the FitBit is “Up” by Jawbone, a new system that keeps you on the up and up on the most important aspects of your health. Developed by the mobile-technology company with Yves Béhar of Fuseproject, Up utilizes a small wristband-like monitor, a smartphone app to analyze data, and an open platform that can be tailored to your own needs.

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