“…These technologies can be used to make new products, services and interactions designed to collect, increase and share information, knowledge, emotion, experience, through platforms which support higher social awareness. If applied then to the field of wellness, they can interact among each other, with the network and with the person, to drive, help and assist people, including socially vulnerable groups, towards an active, dynamic and athletic life, and they can become a means for monitoring the state of the user's wellbeing and health, with an eye to prevention and early diagnosis, and an important tool for studying and understanding the activity of the body on a large scale [12][13][14][15][16][17][18]. Following careful acquisition, review and integration of the data and basing our work on current technological macro-trends and the design opportunities that arise therefrom, our research led to definition of a DOS and several possible trajectories for innovation.…”