Kyushu company develops wristband to monitor body temperature and prevent heatstroke

A Kyushu-based company has developed a wristband that measures body temperature changes to combat extreme heat. The device is designed to help prevent heatstroke among workers, especially during the increasingly hot summer months. It monitors body temperature fluctuations, alerting users to potential heat-related illnesses. This innovation comes as Japan braces for more "scorching days" with temperatures potentially exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. The company aims to enhance worker safety and productivity in these challenging conditions.