Censorium Being in the hands-on: fitness tracker measures stress levels

The first fitness trackers only stupidly counted the steps of their owners, later they could also use the movements to determine whether the wearer was sleeping or not. In the past few months, more and more sensors have finally been added – for example, pulse monitors or photophletysmographs. The latter two are used in the Being censorium and make it possible to determine the user's stress level.

What else the censorium Being can do and when you can also buy the fitness gadget from us in stores, you can find out in our hands-on video from CES.

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