Gallery: The Pryme Smart Cup Tells You How Much Water to Drink. Seriously
Mark One01Pryme in Hand
This is Pryme. It's a smart cup that tells you how much water to drink, and when.
Mark One02App Insight
The underpinning idea to Pryme is that everyone has unique hydration needs. To determine those, Pryme looks at personal factors and at data from your fitness tracker.
Mark One03Pryme on Desk
“If you’re Shaquille O’Neal or Taylor Swift…or a lactating mom or a triathlete, you should be drinking different amounts of water,” says Nic Barnes, head of branding at Mark One, the company that makes Pryme.
Mark One04App PrymeTime
The cup has sensors that track how much water you're drinking, and at what pace and time. It sends that to an app, which uses a series of simple graphics to convey your hydration status.
Mark One05App Timeline
That clean line at the top is a status bar, indicating where you are in relation to your "Pryme" hydration level.
Mark One06Pryme Workout
Whether you find it a useful idea or not, Pryme is a proof of concept that mining and processing personal data can translate to clear, actionable user experiences.
