Samsung

The new Galaxy S7 smartphones incorporate all of the bells and whistles you would expect to find in a top-end device made by the world's largest phone maker.

Called IoFIT, the product sports a number of pressure sensors to measure your posture, balance and weight distribution, and can send this data to an app.

The Korean giant may announce its latest wearable with round screen during the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain from February 22 to 26.

The patch is attached onto one's chest from where it can read the heart rate, sleep and activity in real-time and send the data to connected devices.

Called WELT, it looks like a normal belt, with added electronics to provide users with a more discreet way of using sensors to monitor their health.

The product is designed to allow accelerated development of wearable products for consumers monitoring their health and fitness on a daily basis.

The two giants are looking to accelerate the development of digital health solutions for patients who could benefit from neuromodulation therapy.

With the app, users can track any number of health data points such as activity, calories, UV exposure, oxygen saturation, sleep, and more.

The 1cm-thick flat circular device can be put under the user's mattress to track his/her movements, sleep pattern, as well as heart and breathing rate.

The device looks like a regular watch, packing a number of sensors inside, including an accelerometer, gyroscope, heart rate, ambient light and barometer.