The co-founders of Fitbit, nearly six years after agreeing to sell their company to Alphabet Inc.’s Google, are launching a new type of wearable tracker: a screen-free device to be worn on the wrist, aimed at continuously monitoring family members, including aging parents.
The co-founders of Fitbit, nearly six years after agreeing to sell their company to Alphabet Inc.’s Google, are launching a new type of wearable tracker: a screen-free device to be worn on the wrist, aimed at continuously monitoring family members, including aging parents.
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