| Developers: | Reima, Suunto |
| Branches: | Pharmaceutics, medicine, health care, Medical centers |
2016: The beginning of sales in Russia
In November, 2016 the Finnish companies Reima (makes a kidswear) and Suunto (releases hours, compasses and other sports equipment) were announced in Russia by the sensor of the children's movement and activity of ReimaGO. Adaptation is designed to motivate children to a mobile way of life.
ReimaGO allows parents the nobility as long their children are physically active, measuring the longitude and intensity of movements during the day. Mothers and fathers can see progress of the children and set awards for achievements.
Work of ReimaGO is constructed by the principle of a game. The more children play sports, the more they are promoted in a mobile game, at the same time their energy is transferred to the character who moves in the virtual world.
 | ReimaGO is a cheerful game method to motivate children to move and be active in the open air, without depriving of them at the same time virtual entertainments without which the modern world cannot already be provided — it is said with the joint message of Reima and Suunto. |  |
Information is transferred to the mobile device through Bluetooth. By November, 2016 support only of IOS-SMARTPHONES and tablets is implemented. The release of the version for Android is planned for spring of 2017.
Especially for ReimaGO the new collection of the children's outerwear equipped with the latched Movesense connector was developed. The gadget is activated automatically as soon as the child begins to move.
The intelligent sensor received 4 Gbytes of memory where data on activity of the child for several months remain. The sensor is equipped with the removable battery tablet which can be replaced independently. The charge of the accumulator will last approximately for a year of use, developers claim.
The activity sensor for children of ReimaGO went on sale in Russia at the price of 3 thousand rubles.
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