Nokia is selling Wynding to the founder

Founded in 2008, the Witings Clock and the mass measurement equipment make it to be connected to a healthcare network of connected devices. Nokia has decided to sell the company to Eric Carroll, the co-founder of Witings, because the amount of income from the health department is not satisfactory. However, the BBC said in the report that the money was not published in the report.

A statement by Carroll has been published on Nokia's website. In it, he announced his plan to bring the Witings brand back to itself. He said, "I'll be ready to bring back the Witings brand by the end of this year. I assure you that you will stay with us for a day or a whole, you will have the support of your healthcare digital products and services. "In one tweet, he said," I am honored to start a new chapter for the Weithings. "

Ben Wood, an analyst at InSAT, analytics institute, said that the market of healthcare wearable products has changed dramatically in two years after WITNINGS bought Nokia. He said, "You are facing a lot of competition from Chinese companies. Profit has decreased. "