Devices

Although it looks like a regular sports watch, this thing has brains under the hood and is able to keep up with one's runs, walks and other fitness activities.

With iViz, clinicians can easily access learning resources and patient information, store exam findings, submit reports, and consult with remote providers.

Called GluCase, the device is designed to help diabetics monitor their sugar levels and share information directly with their endocrinologist and care team.

Developed in cooperation with OMRON, the device tracks a woman's cycle based on basal temperature readings and predicts ovulation to help couples conceive.

The device constantly monitors the environment, measuring air pollution and the presence of a wide range of volatile organic compounds and harmful gases.

The device features the Air-Elastic technology which monitors the user's daily water consumption by measuring the amount of air remaining in the water bottle.

Those trialing the SleepCogni device have reported an improvement in quality of sleep and 40% - an increase in sleep duration.

iHealth Ease features an innovative 'Triple Check' option that measures blood pressure three times and then averages the results to deliver a baseline reading.

The device noninvasively measures arterial oxygen saturation and pulse rate, in addition to perfusion index and optional pleth variability index.

The Index Smart Scale and vívosmart HR join Garmin's line-up of connected health/fitness products; they will be available next month for $149.99 each.