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The device combines the advanced sensor technology to detect movements and educate users to better brush their teeth, and motivate them to do that properly.

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

The device promises to deliver more accurate tracking, and include support for stationary exercises like elliptical or bike machines.

Despite its size, this small lab-in-a-box offers super-accurate diagnostics in under 15 minutes, making it easier to diagnose malaria in the emerging markets.

The device can track movements like pace, steps, cadence and distance, while being able to measure heart rate, oxygen saturation and energy spent.

Working in tandem with an accompanying mobile app, the device is made to help users with their posture; it is still available for $69.

The advanced wristband will note differences in the subtle motion of your body, and differentiate between similar exercises like bench press and push-ups.

The two device design allows better tracking. The bracelet captures the movement of your upper body, while the shoe clip does the same for your lower body.

The Tao coaches users through 50 exercises related to isometrics which is the basis of many popular workouts such as Pilates and plank exercising.

The device is easy to use - it has no buttons, no displays and no wires, just a sleek device whose design was inspired by a bound notebook.