Summarized by Masters of Longevity from TechCrunch.
A short tech feature about a compact, self-serve breath-analysis mask for fitness and wellness venues, spotlighting its user-friendly design and testing use.
Key Takeaways
- At first glance, the newest device from PNOĒ looks like something a comic-book villain might wear.
- But its purpose is far more benign; it measures how much oxygen you consume and how much carbon dioxide you exhale, then turns that data into advice about how to eat, train, and, the company hopes, live longer.
- PNOĒ, which is based in Malden, Massachusetts, and has operations in Athens, Greece, is preparing to launch the PNOĒ 2.0 on October 1.
