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A new Fitbit-like wristband that tracks the emotional health of its wearer is allowing employers to monitor their staff's mental wellbeing. Moodbeam is a ?L50 wristband created by a British health technology firm. Aimed at companies who wish to monitor the wellbeing of staff who are working from home, the idea is that employees are encouraged to wear the wristband (they can say no), and press the relevant button as they see fit throughout the working week. The band features two buttons that the wearer simply has to press throughout the day depending on their mood ??" yellow for happy and blue for unhappy. This is logged alongside both sleep and activity and is available for other people to view on an associated app. It means users can also view the moods of their loved ones during lockdown on their smartphone and know when to check in with them with a quick message. With bosses no longer able to check in physically with their team, Moodbeam hopes to bridge the gap. "Businesses are trying to get on top of staying connected with staff working from home. Here they can ask 500 members: 'You ok?' without picking up the phone," says Moodbeam co-founder Christina Colmer McHugh. The app, for both iOS and Android, lets users explore patterns and trends throughout the day, add notes, compare sleep and activity against mood, set mood prompts, as well as choose to share your mood profile with others. The silicone band, meanwhile, is tough and water resistant, meaning it can be worn while working, walking or showering. It doesn't have to be worn around the wrist ??" it can also be clipped onto work lanyards. McHugh originally came up with the idea for the product after she discovered that her daughter was struggling at school, and she wanted a way for her child to let her know how she was feeling. She was left wondering what it would be like to know how her daughter was feeling when she wasn't with her ??" and realised this was an experience shared by thousands of other
2021-01-21
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