Women-centric wearables have evolved significantly from simple fitness trackers. By 2025, both Indian and international brands are developing devices specifically designed to meet real-life requirements, monitoring reproductive health, enhancing safety during commutes, and assisting women in managing their productivity while on the move. This transformation is both personal and practical, and it has been long awaited
Health and wellness: Beyond basic tracking
Indian brands are also making significant advancements. The Noise Luna Ring 2.0 integrates skin temperature monitoring with AI-powered period prediction. Meanwhile, the Garmin Lily 2 and Samsung Galaxy Watch6 offer features such as sleep coaching, continuous heart rate monitoring, hydration reminders, and tools for stress management.
Utilizing AI analytics, these wearable devices provide personalized recommendations for fertility planning, management of chronic conditions, and energy optimization. This functionality is particularly beneficial for women residing in remote locations or those with restricted access to healthcare services.
Safety and security: Smart protection on the go
The Samsung Galaxy Ring, anticipated to be released in India shortly, combines biometric monitoring with fall detection and emergency alert features to address any potential incidents that may arise in daily life. The VOSAP SafeRing offers real-time location sharing and performs effectively in areas with low network connectivity, making it suitable for rural areas or late-night travelers. Devices such as the Bellabeat Ivy are equipped with air quality and temperature sensors that deliver proactive safety alerts, particularly in extreme weather conditions.
