RunRite

RunRite System is made for serious runners

The setup consists of two sensors attached to each runner's legs, a third sensor hooked onto the pelvis of the runner, and a mobile app that provides coaching.
SmartPlate

SmartPlate uses sensors to identify nutritional content of a meal

The device relies on cameras and sensors to identify, weigh and record everything on the plate, and transmit that information to a companion app.
Moodmetric Ring

Moodmetric Ring wearable is made to measure stress, other cognitive load

The built-in sensor measures electrodermal activity (EDA), working constantly in the background and syncing the data with a connected smartphone.
Chrona smart pillow

Chrona smart pillow uses speakers to help you sleep

The thin memory foam pillow, which is designed to sit on top of your regular pillow, will also track your sleep with a built-in accelerometer.
FPOP

This is the world’s smallest smart ear thermometer

The petite, NFC-enabled device called FPOP is now live on Kickstarter where a single unit could be pre-ordered for $29.
Koala turns any toothbrush into smart toothbrush

Koala is a personal tooth brushing manager

Working in tandem with mobile and web applications, Koala allows checking of multiple users' brushing habits from a single location.
The Brush Logger

The Brush Logger makes regular toothbrushes smart

Beyond tracking, the device will also send notifications to parents when a child is not brushing their teeth, or if a toothbrush is too old.
Prana

Breath and posture tracking wearable Prana launches a crowdfunding campaign

The small device is worn on the waist band, offering key insights into wellness and stress which not available in traditional step and calorie counters.
Baby Gigl

Smart baby bottle holder raising funds at Indiegogo

Called Baby Gigl, the device collects and analyzes data on food intake, feeding speed, lumps and bottle angle; this information is then sent to a smartphone.
Quiet Night

Quiet Night promises to reduce baby crying by up to 50%

The device, currently raising funds at Indiegogo, has a handle made of pacifier material the child uses to activate 125 child-psychologist-chosen songs.