AirVisual Node

Startup launches smart air quality monitor on Indiegogo

AirVisual Node has a 5-inch screen where it displays information on air quality forecasts, outdoor air quality insights and phone alerts.
Drive

This device wants to turn TV addiction into healthy habits

With Drive, users have to earn their TV time by exercising regularly; the system connects to Fitbit and Apple Watch to determine the amount of exercise.
Flo smart thermometer

This smart non-contact thermometer costs just $22

Called Flo, the Bluetooth-connected non contact thermometer works with a companion app that puts the data collected into a perspective.
national survey - using devices

Survey: 71% of Americans would use a personal monitoring device if it was clinically...

The survey with 1,000 respondents was commissioned by The Society for Participatory Medicine and healthcare technology company Biotricity.
AllerGuarder

This $30 wearable aims to prevent food allergy accidents

AllerGuarder is a Bluetooth-powered wristband and app defense system that sends alerts about a child's dangerous food allergies.
AlerSense

AlerSense monitors the air inside your home to prevent allergy and asthma attacks

The smart device and its companion app provide asthma and allergy sufferers with precious time to remove themselves from, or alter the environment.
QTemp

This wearable weather station keeps users safe from the Sun

The device tracks safe sun time and tells users how long they can stay outdoors before getting sunburnt or developing skin damage.
CES 2016

CES 2016: Even more devices

In this post we look at smaller products or at least products made by lesser known companies that were unveiled during CES 2016.
Ember

Ember is a smartphone connected, non-invasive hemoglobin sensor

The device works similar to a pulse oximeter with the addition of 8 LEDs to allow for the extreme sensitivity to accurately and precisely measure hemoglobin.
Omron Project Zero Blood Pressure Monitors

Omron Healthcare previews Project Zero blood pressure monitors at CES

The company also introduced the brand-new OMRON Connect app that allows users to quickly monitor or email their readings to family or healthcare providers.