inhaler

Cohero Health and Presspart Group launch a connected metered dose inhaler

The device's built-in sensors track the date and time when medication is actuated, which is then stored in onboard memory, and shared via Bluetooth.
Clairy

Clairy is a fancy $150 air purifier that looks like a plant pot

The device combines the power of nature and technology with the beauty of design to eliminate indoor pollution and analyze it.
Neopenda

Neopenda baby hat aims to improve newborn survival in the developing world

The device is designed to have the wearable ease of a Fitbit, with the medical accuracy of finger clip pulse oximeters typically found in hospitals.
LiftUp

LiftUp aims to reimagine strength training

LiftUp offers portable, smart home gym using resistance bands; it will automatically track your workout, analyze your progress, and do it in style.
Dyson Pure Cool

Dyson Pure Cool Link is fancy, connected air purifier

The powerful device is controlled with a mobile app, promising to remove 99.95% of indoor allergens and pollutants that can be as small as 0.1 microns.
Skulpt

Skulpt launches its science-backed smart fitness trainer

The system includes a compact body scanner device called Chisel and a mobile app that work together to provide customized workouts and nutrition guidance.
grandPad tablet for seniors

Comfort Keepers to offer grandPad tablets to seniors

The tablet provides simple and safe ways to stay connected with family, friends and caregivers; it offers access to games, photo sharing, video chat and more.
Cor

Former Apple exec launches Cor, a home blood test device

The device is about the size of an electric toothbrush with disposable cartridges that are used to take the blood and send the data to the cloud-based service.
Clarius ultrasound scanner

Clarius Mobile Health unveils a portable, app-enabled ultrasound scanner

The mobile scanner works with mobile app on Android and iOS devices, giving physicians the freedom to perform ultrasound exams anywhere, anytime.
MoMe Kardia

InfoBionic’s MoMe Kardia receives FDA 510(k) clearance

The device acquires and stores ECG and motion data and transmits that data via embedded cellular technology to the cloud-based platform MoMe Software System.