Wearable health trackers can build awareness, but they cannot replace healthy habits

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Deepinder Goyal's Temple has brought brain-monitoring wearables into focus. Doctors say such devices may reveal patterns but cannot replace medical assessment.

From counting daily steps and monitoring heart rates to tracking sleep patterns and recovery scores, wearable technology has become a regular part of many people's lives. Smartwatches, fitness bands and other health tracking devices promise to help users understand their bodies better.

The conversation around health wearables has gained fresh attention following the launch of Temple, a brain monitoring wearable introduced by Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal. The device, which is designed to be worn near the forehead, uses light-based sensors to track physiological signals associated with blood flow in the brain.

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