Franceschetti: Daytime Biometric Data From Wearable Devices Is Now A Commodity
Matteo Franceschetti · Will $80M Mattress King Launch Subscription Next? · Apr 8, 2021 · at 21:11
Eight Sleep co-founder Matteo Franceschetti explains why Eight Sleep relies on aggregated ecosystem APIs like Apple Health rather than developing its own daytime wearable.
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“So our thesis is there are so many wearable that your daily data is a commodity right now, as long as you are seeing with Apple health, which you will, if you have the iPhone or Android, it's a different platform.”
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