It was bound to happen: A smart diaper is coming to the market.

On Thursday, Pampers introduced the Lumi, an internet-powered diaper system that can record and transmit data about a baby's activities to a smartphone. The product can tell you how long the baby has slept, and when the diaper needs changing, including if it's become wet or very wet.

The diapers themselves are disposable. However, each one can be fitted with the Lumi's attachable activity sensor. The baby's data is then transmitted to an app, which you can download to an iOS or Android smartphone.

Through the app, you can also track when the diaper was last changed, how long the baby has been awake, and when the newborn has been fed. The same app will offer personalized content and babycare tips from Pamper's experts.

Unfortunately, the system does have limitations. It reportedly only tracks when a baby has peed, not pooped. You also have to replace the activity sensors every three months, and buy the specific Lumi diapers from Pampers to keep the system working.

However, the Lumi isn't just a smart diaper. It comes with an additional perk in the form of a baby monitor camera, which can record 1080p footage that can be viewed over the app. The camera also has night-vision and the capability to monitor the surrounding temperature and humidity.

"By combining a video monitor with an activity sensor, Lumi helps parents blend real-time data with their intuition seamlessly and offers insights tailored to their unique baby," the company said on the product's website.

Pampers built the smart diaper system with the help of Logitech and Alphabet's healthcare-focused company Verily. There's no word on price, but interested customers can sign up to be on the product's waiting list.

Although the Lumi may seem a little unnecessary, Pampers isn't the only player in the smart diaper space. Huggies has also released its own product for the Korean market.