Pampers launches smart diaper to track babies' routines


  • TECH
  • Monday, 22 Jul 2019

The activity sensor lets parents know when their baby's diaper is wet by sending an alert to their phone via the application.

As homes, cars, and phones get smarter and more connected, Pampers demonstrated that diapers can, too. The Procter & Gamble-owned company introduced the world to Lumi, a connected baby care system.

The all-in-one system consists of an activity sensor that attaches to specially-designed Lumi diapers, a corresponding smartphone app for iOS and Android, and a video monitor.

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