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After the trial is completed, the company will produce a wearable device (iTBra), which will utilize a comfortable data collection device placed under a bra.

Founded by Noah Kraft and angel investor Fritz Lanman in 2013, the company promises to change the way we hear the world around us.

There were 139 deals and the average deal size was over $15 million, exceeding 2014's $14.6 million, though Rock only looks at US deals over $2 million.

The company will use the funds to strengthen its technology offerings as IDNs and hospitals look to expand workflow models leading to better patient care.

The watches will now be able to automatically recognize movements as a swim workout, and then show users calories burned and total time spent swimming.

Participating physicians and their patients can download the application to connect in real-time for diagnosis and treatment of a variety of medical issues.

The secret sauce is in a special biomathematical model developed by the U.S. Military that analyzes the sleep data captured by the band.

Toward the same goal, the company has recently hired Genentech veterans Robert Gentleman and Richard Scheller, who led drug discovery there.

The app features appointment registration, same day appointment scheduling, outpatient payments, medical service ratings, treatment queries and a hospital guide.

The combined entity is expected to strengthen the existing capabilities of both organizations and also create new, innovative healthcare platforms.