The idea is simple. Have you ever given it a thought that you might have a system of different sophisticated devices to have the measurements on the vital statistics of your body, your brain and even your emotions?

A fellow from the field of data management shows a way.

His name is David Wamsley. He places a strap on his head to record the duration of his sleep and quality of his sleep. Every morning he measures his weight digitally. He measures the data of how long exactly he ‘morning-walked’ to burn how many calories exactly. Even on work he knows how much he walked during the whole day and so on.

David Wamsley, founder of GravityEight.com promises to bring forth the clothes which when worn will show our emotional state digitally in two years. He aims at bringing all this data compiled at one location.

At least doctors of these data enthusiasts will be highly benefitted by this endeavor.

Whether or not you are comfortable with this idea, a number of devices available easily today are making this quite possible.

Wamsley recently was part of a conference organized to gather data enthusiasts from the world over. ‘Quantified Self’ was the title of the conference. The data about their personal lives and health status was very important for them.

This is actually technology made personal in a sense. This is nothing but to know the patterns in your life better. It all depends on how comfortable you are with the technologies, how enthusiastic you are about technology; else this is not entirely new a concept. Earlier computers were made personal and now it is the turn for the technology to go the same way.  “We think it has a lot of potential,” he said. “But where this eventually goes is unclear at this point.”

It has become a movement actually to pursue for the extended use of technology in your daily life to quantify yourself at personal level.

The other crucial points which this movement is going to help us include one’s health status, the success and the rate of success of your efforts towards obesity removal, your psychological health and the ever sought for domain of your relationships as to how they are working.

So, welcome the tech-enthusiasts; they are the fellows of future living in the present.