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The ultrasonic toothbrush knows its position in a mouth and shows exactly where you brushed and for how long; this data is then accessible through an app.

The STEMP sensor, medical-grade adhesives, and a mobile app work together seamlessly to provide immediate, continuous, accurate body temperature measurement.

The device features 23 high quality embedded LED lights that display fitness data in mid-air as you jump; this information is also synced with a mobile app.

Made by the German Biotech firm Metabolomic Discoveries, Kenkodo makes it possible to answer many questions related to our well-being and our health.

The company is currently running a Kickstarter campaign that wants to raise $30,000 to help bring the device that connects to VR headsets to market.

The device supports multiple children, and there's an option to set alarm temperatures and track baby's sleep patterns across the hours of monitoring.

The cane will constantly monitor the owners temperature and heart rate, and beam that information to the accompanying mobile app.

Although it's just 1mm thicker than the regular, plastic Pebble Time, the Steel promises a ground-breaking battery life of up to 10 days.

mHealth-wise, Pebble's new product sings along many popular fitness tracking apps, including Strava, MapMyRun, Endomondo, RunKeeper and Jawbone.

The smart medical kit connects to a smartphone and an accompanying app, enabling users to hook up with Doctors On Demand's remote physicians.