Zomato’s Deepinder Goyal’s new blast launches Temple, claims it is the world’s most important health wearable

News India Live, Digital Desk: After changing the world of food delivery through Zomato, Deepinder Goyal is now on a mission to improve people’s health. He announced his new company on social media ‘Temple’ And its first wearable device has been unveiled. Goyal claims that it is not just a gadget, but a ‘life-saving’ technology that will alert you to diseases before they occur.

What is ‘Temple’ and how is it different from smartwatch?

Usually smartwatches only track steps or heart rate, but ‘Temple’ focuses on ‘Preventive Healthcare’ But it is.

Continuous Monitoring: This device tracks your body’s vital signs 24×7.

Forecast of diseases: According to Deependra Goyal, this device can analyze the data and tell which disease can develop in your body in future.

Medical Grade Accuracy: It is positioned as a medical wearable rather than a typical fitness band, giving more accurate data.

Deepinder Goyal’s vision: ‘Prevention is better than cure’

While launching this project, Deepinder Goyal shared that his team had been working for a long time on an ecosystem that would help in increasing the longevity of human life.

Data Driven Health: Through the Temple app, the user will get a ‘real-time score’ of his health.

Personalized Insights: This device will not just give data, but will also suggest what changes you need to make in your diet or routine.

Emergency Alert: If there is a sudden serious change in any parameter of the body, it can immediately send an alert to the user and his family.

Will there be a stir in the health-tech market?

The wearable market in India is already dominated by brands like Apple, Samsung and Ultrahuman. But considering the brand value of Deepinder Goyal and the huge user base of Zomato, ‘Temple’ may get a big advantage.

Launch Status: At present, more details about its pre-booking and availability are yet to come, but there is a lot of curiosity about it in the tech world.

Focus: The device is specially designed for people who want to manage their ‘lifestyle diseases’ (like diabetes or hypertension).