Wearable multifunctional handheld meteorological instrument, outdoor sports weather housekeeper

What's the deal with the Wearable Multi-Function Handheld Weather Meter? I'll explain. This weather instrument is small enough to be worn on the body. So what is it used for? Read on to find out.

Outdoor sports are highly susceptible to weather conditions, especially those unpredictable and extreme weather changes. Traditional weather forecasts may fall short in accuracy and are more difficult to predict weather events that are highly localised, fortuitous and sudden, such as sudden gusts of wind, blizzards, hailstones or thunder and lightning. The emergence of these extreme weather events undoubtedly brings a severe test to the smooth running of outdoor sports and the safety of participants.

So meteorological instruments will be used to measure the prevailing weather.

By analysing key environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and wind speed, and applying the SSD comfort model, the wearable multi-functional handheld meteorological instrument is able to assess and demonstrate how comfortable the human body feels. The device uses intuitive emoticon icons to indicate the comfort level of the outdoor environment, as well as providing a Wind Chill Effect Index and a Heat Stress Index, enabling users to quickly identify hot and cold conditions in the outdoor environment. It is designed to provide detailed comfort-related data for the professional user, while also enabling the casual user to make comfort-based decisions.

The device's wind speed measurement feature instantly displays wind levels, covering the full range of measurements from light to force 12 gusts. This real-time wind monitoring provides key data for assessing risk for those involved in outdoor activities such as skydiving, wingsuit flying and gliding. The device is also able to use localised changes in barometric pressure over a three-hour period to infer weather changes, including predictions of cloudy rain and snowfall. For significant fluctuations in localised barometric pressure, the device will issue an early warning signal for heavy precipitation, providing users with decision support on whether to continue outdoor activities for effective risk avoidance.