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Isaac Yonemoto's Project Marilyn is looking to raise $75,000 to use a compound sequenced from microscopic bug cultures to treat cancer.

Using BITalino, anyone can build self-tacking applications based on its body information; the toolkit supports a number of sensors as well as Bluetooth LE.

Ergonomically designed to feel good on the wearer, the device uses temporal artery for its biometric readouts which provide for a more accurate results.

These high-tech insoles are made to improve and track wearer's fitness performance and posture together with everyday activities such as walking.

The device can detect Radon gas, and other volatile organic compounds that may be present in cabinets, furniture, finishes and paints.

The company offers two different app plans, Xmetrics Fit with fixed audio feedback for $199 and Xmetrics Pro with customizable audio feedback for $299.

Promising "the most accurate and powerful sleep tracking solution," this smart headband will (apparently) go beyond what's currently available on the market.

Based on research-backed data, this web and mobile app is made for patients with chronic illness issues to establish how well treatments work.

The device will also be able to track the "usual stuff" like steps, distance, time and calories burned, and send that data to iOS and Android devices.

This "audio fitness adventure" app is looking for supporters at Kickstarter, offering 30-minute sessions involving running and strength training.