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Users can set and track WILLpower scores, and each workout will accurately display intensity level all with heart rate data and calories burned.

The application provides users with Mayo Clinic health information, 24/7 access to the clinic's highly-skilled nurses, and a Better Personal Health Assistant.

The solution "promotes informed and connected physicians and patients" who can view, share and collaborate while addressing patients' healthcare needs.

The initial investment group is a syndicate of investors primarily from Singapore, as well as a major lead by Steven Welch, private investor based from Nevada.

Valleys' Ventures, LP and CIT Gap Funds provided the money, which will be used to expand the service and increase workouts available.

The technology has the potential to help the visually impaired get information about objects and people around them.

The device can measure strength, muscle load, reps as well as detect incorrectly performed exercises to ensure desired fitness goals are reached.

The two companies will collaborate on the development of HIPAA and other government privacy certified, integrated clinical systems.

According to the company, this move was made to avoid the skin irritation problems that caused Fitbit to recall their Force band.

The application will allow patient members to locate doctors and pharmacies, schedule appointments, and translate medication names, among other things.