Devices

About 10% of U.S. broadband households have some smart home product, and by 2019 the number of U.S. homes with a smart home controller will exceed 26 million.

The line consist of a smart water bottle, body analyzer, and fitness bands, all of which can be ordered on Pozible, and on Oaxis.com in September.

The portable device does its magic by relying on the power of near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy to scan physical materials for their molecular fingerprint.

Worn around the ankle, the small device can measure tibial impacts and, together with a companion app, help runners reduce the risk of injury.

The customizable modular bracelet uses NFC to communicate with a smartphone or tablet, and take the medical alert bracelet to the next level.

Combining high-end consumer electronics aesthetics with medical device engineering in a tiny packaging, Eargo can be hidden entirely inside the ear.

The new app-based approach to ultrasound delivery brings secure cloud-enabled technology and high-image quality to broader network of healthcare providers.

The lamp uses a combination of LED light to aid natural production of melatonin and low frequency sound to soothe users to sleep.

TreVia's HIPAA-compliant cloud platform will help D-EYE increase remote access to retinal evaluations for early diagnosis and sight-saving treatment.

Moreover, 12% of U.S. broadband households own multiple such devices, according to the latest figures released by Parks Associates.