How wearable technology will change our lives | Gonzalo Tudela | TEDxSFU

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Gonzalo is the CEO & Co-Founder of Vandrico, a technology company that enables wearable technology in the workplace. Gonzalo believes that wearable technology is something that will change our lives in the present, and in the coming future.
Gonzalo is the CEO & Co-Founder of Vandrico, a technology company that enables wearable technology in the workplace. He holds a Bachelor in Business Administration and is current pursuing a Chartered Financial Analyst designation. With a passion for outdoor adventure, you might find him working in the mountains for a little added inspiration.
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[@ICLifeIA]

My Apple Watch changed my life so much just with how it brings awareness to how active I am and my health data. Been wearing one since 2015

[@MsGnor]

Very interesting; esp the medical info & learning potential. Thanks for sharing.

[@kathleengeorge3315]

This is very interesting seeing it was 3 yrs ago.

[@FabrizioMichels]

Very Nice..

[@simpsondavid8365]

Good overview on adoption, specifically the impact on health care. New sensing solutions will enable real value to users.

[@FahdIncredible]

Very interesting topic and he takes with very good points on how wearable technology would effect in the future and how it would be helpful!

[@thesi80kr5schuth6]

Mohammed Fahd Mh

[@FahdIncredible]

Thesi 80k r5 Schüth???

[@dsauce1172]

the watch

[@ethanhackwell441]

haha

[@joshuawilliams4974]

3:07
gee tough crowd

[@2eath]

10:36

[@mattkaczmarczyk6953]

Queen Elizabeth.. ohh reallyy

[@Mm-pn6fn]

lol....they took out "the web" from the first graph with wearable adoption. If they had kept it, the graph wouldn't have been a curve.

[@ethanhackwell441]

haha

[@mdrakibhossen3769]

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[@nicojochnick]

Almost laughable looking back on this now

[@Akazainul]

why?

[@petrus9]

In 2018 1 in 6 Americans owned a smartwarch. In 2022, it's 1 in 4. In 2022, the smartwatch market revenue Worldwide is 43.4 Billion US Dollars. Who's laughing now?

[@syrinx00]

how could 13 minutes videos become so long:" Why also our teacher ask me to watch the thing that i dont even get the point of

[@danieljoshua8771]

bruh i feel you

[@bradzieee4784]

@@danieljoshua8771 santuyy bang i also feel the same pain :))

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@@bradzieee4784 ngapain disini bambang

[@drewh3452]

just another step towards the infamous Mark Of The Beast mentioned over 2000 years ago transcribed into the Bible

[@Dylan-Hooton]

Actually, wearable technology will change our lives... by causing more problems and/or negative impact to our lives (causing more autism to occur, becoming more obsessed with computers, etc.)

[@joshuawilliams4974]

Dylan Hooton I thought it would affect our communication skills.