Wearable technology promises to augment one of the most sophisticated systems known to us: the human body. For the brains behind this development, perhaps the most challenging task is contending with the inimitable characteristics of the bodies of individual users. While wearable product development has made its mark in the medical community, recent studies reveal that nearly one-third of commercially available wearables are abandoned by users. Most of these failed use cases stem from the lack of a compelling value proposition, much of which rests on effective and efficient design