Devices

The Blueair Sense+ indoor air purifier, Blueair Aware sensor and Blueair app work together to create optimal indoor air fit to breathe at home and work.

The device measures light frequency in blood molecules to determine PH, oxygen levels, blood pressure, a wearer's hydration level and CO2 in the blood stream.

The device attaches to fitness equipment, connects to a mobile app, and follows pre-selected goals to provide users with personalized workouts.

The desk is available in three different variants, the best of which has a companion app that is used to track calories, to keep you standing for longer.

The small device can monitor user's surroundings, including body or object temperature, BAC, UV rays, ambient temperature, humidity, altitude and air quality.

The device is raising money at Kickstarter and has already managed to surpass its funding goal of $100,000; it also promises to awake users at just the right time.

The WellBe integrates an accelerometer and heart rate sensors to detect and determine a person's stress level, and then provides a way to relieve it.

The CellScope Loa involves Apple's handset plugged into a 3D-printed microscope base where a blood sample should be placed for analysis.

The setup consists of two sensors attached to each runner's legs, a third sensor hooked onto the pelvis of the runner, and a mobile app that provides coaching.

The device relies on cameras and sensors to identify, weigh and record everything on the plate, and transmit that information to a companion app.