Covid-19 ‘Smart Mask’ To Monitor Every Breath You Take

No more worries on whether your nostrils are covered as Smart Mask will inform wearers whether they are wearing it properly.

Victims of hyperventilation don’t have to worry as Smart Mask measures your breathing rate.

World Economic Forum pooh-bahs being masters about Global Warming/Climate Change, Smart Mask can send a warning if too much CO₂ has built up inside—reminding wearers they should “take a few breaths of fresh air”.

(You can’t make this stuff up because who would believe it?)

You won’t be able to leave home or vehicle without it, because if you forgot to put it on, it will alert you with a smart sensor linked to your phone.

Though not stated among its bragging rights, Smart Mask will likely embrace style for those who like their masks to match the outfits they are wearing, like the style-conscious Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris.

Not only that, but:

“The BreathTech-S³ mask is “sustainable” and includes biodegradable and recyclable components. (BreathTech)

“Disposable masks have become a major environmental problem.

“We spent 166 billion on them worldwide in 2020.

“Around 75% will end up in landfill or the ocean.

“Solutions like this could help tackle the problem helping the planet to breathe a little easier.”

(Mother Earth, which wears no mask, sometimes “breathes a little easier” with hurricanes).

More from (BreathTech):

Bluetooth connected Sensor and App:

BreathTech-S³ smart-material sensor and Bluetooth-connected application allows users to monitor breathing data in real-time

• Breathing rate monitors users’ breaths per minute allowing users to track changes in respiration depending on activity levels

• Active fit analysis 
tells the user if the BreathTech-S³ is being worn properly for effective protection

• CO₂ build-up 
if air quality in the BreathTech-S³ is reduced, the user will be alerted to find a safe place to take a breath of fresh air, or reduce strenuous activity

• Wearing time
 helps determine the optimal wash frequency and BreathTech-S³ replacement timing

• Push notifications alerts the user if they have forgotten to wear their BreathTech-S³ when leaving home or getting out of the car

Features:

• Proprietary smart-material sensor
• Advanced sensor is attached using high-capacity Neodymium magnets imbedded in the device
• Low power consumption ensures 30 day operation time
• Sensor has been selected as a finalist by the iF Design Award 2021 from over 10,000 submissions

“Health Canada said graphene is a novel nanomaterial that is reported to have antiviral and antibacterial properties. (Fox News)

“However, the advisory issued Friday warns that there is “potential that wearers could inhale graphene particles from some masks,” Global News reported.

“A preliminary assessment found that these particles had “some potential to cause early lung toxicity in animals.”

“The potential for humans, however, is unknown, and may “vary based on mask design.”

“No incidents have yet been reported, but that has not stopped Health Canada from advising that all known distributors, importers and manufacturers stop selling masks containing graphene.

“Some of these masks may have been distributed in health care settings, the agency said.

“While the full potential health danger is not clear, the agency said the risks associated with the medical devices are “unacceptable,” CTV News reported.

“Unless the manufacturers of these masks can provide substantial evidence to support the safe and effective use of graphene-coated masks, Health Canada considers the risk of these medical devices to be unacceptable,” Health Canada said.

“Health Canada is continuing to study data and requested further information from manufacturers to better assess health risks.”

Meanwhile, will the health risks take a back seat to looking good while wearing the Smart Mask?

Only time will tell because the mainstream and social media won’t.