Devices

Called Lumo Run, it comes with a 9-axis smart sensor you would typically find in an activity tracker to monitor and alert users on their running form.

The product syncs with iOS and Android devices, and keep track and analyze things like flow, changes in color or body temperature, and potential health issues.

Thanks to the innovative flexwear technology, the wearable device provides continuous heart rate monitoring both in water and on land.

Working in tandem with a companion app, the device enables people with diabetes to conveniently view their insulin pump and CGM information on a smartphone.

The solution combines thumb scans with sophisticated algorithms that measure blood flow and velocity to determine heart rate and blood oxygen levels.

A product of China-based Xiaohe Intelligent Technology, the device will boast infrared sensors that accurately organize and track daily medication intake.

The device registers user's UV A+B exposure and offers personalized protection strategies according to each individual's skin type and exposure history.

The wrist-worn device collects hormonal and other data to show a women the days of the month she is most likely to get pregnant.

Working in tandem with a companion app, the device is dubbed especially useful for people living with chronic conditions such as obesity and hypertension.

The D3 system consists of a small device that attaches to the smartphone's camera to convert it into a microscope which can analyze a sample of a few cells.