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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Futurelife® Launches Unique AI Wellness Experience At Canal Walk Store

Futurelife® Launches Unique AI Wellness Experience At Canal Walk Store

10 March 2024 by Guest

CAPE TOWN – The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into our daily lives isn’t just a fleeting trend; it’s a fundamental shift in our interaction with technology, reshaping our everyday experiences. Embracing AI and all it has to offer, FUTURELIFE®, a leading health and wellness brand, is launching the FUTURELIFE® ASPIRE2B DIGITAL AI WELLNESS EXPERIENCE …

CAPE TOWN – The introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into our daily lives isn’t just a fleeting trend; it’s a fundamental shift in our interaction with technology, reshaping our everyday experiences. Embracing AI and all it has to offer, FUTURELIFE®, a leading health and wellness brand, is launching the FUTURELIFE® ASPIRE2B DIGITAL AI WELLNESS EXPERIENCE at Canal Walk this weekend (9th-10th March ‘24). This cutting-edge tool uses AI to offer visitors to the store the opportunity to explore their biological age, stress index, and facial skin age for free.

According to Justine Agnew, FUTURELIFE® Marketing Manager, FUTURELIFE® is always looking for new and innovative ways to bring their brand to life and to add value to their customers. “The FUTURELIFE® ASPIRE2B DIGITAL AI WELLNESS EXPERIENCE is just another way we are doing that. This tool not only offers customers valuable insights into their well-being, empowering them to make informed lifestyle choices, but it does it in a fun and engaging way. Through this experience, we hope to inspire behavioural change and encourage people to celebrate life – a core principle we would love all our customers to embrace,” she says.

The FUTURELIFE® ASPIRE2B DIGITAL AI WELLNESS EXPERIENCE leverages world-class technology to provide users with real-time wellness data in seconds. “Using AI, this tool transforms personal wellness assessments, reducing them from what would usually be lengthy 60-minute sessions, to just 60 seconds! This is done through the incorporation of transdermal optical imaging (face scan) and sophisticated machine learning algorithms, which results in personalised insights into key health parameters,” Agnew explains.

The Face Scan technology doesn’t take a picture of your face, instead, it measures the blood flow patterns and pulse rates in your face to predict various well-being outcomes such as:

  1. Biological Age: Gain an understanding of your current wellness state with an indicator of biological age, reflecting your cardiovascular fitness compared to your peers.
  2. Stress Index: Identify bodily stress levels and develop a tailored plan to address and reverse these signals, considering factors such as diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices.
  3. Facial Skin Age: Estimate the effects of ageing on your facial features, considering factors like face shape, wrinkles, and skin condition, providing valuable insights for skincare routines and overall well-being.

FUTURELIFE® invites all Capetonians to embark on their wellness journey with FUTURELIFE® and ASPIRE2B DIGITAL AI WELLNESS EXPERIENCE at Canal Walk this weekend, 9th -10th March until the end of March, and discover a new realm of personalised wellness solutions – our treat!

If you would like more information, email: canalwalk@futurelife.co.za.

CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.

Author: SayWatt  on behalf of FUTURELIFE®.

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