The Brush Logger

The Brush Logger makes regular toothbrushes smart

Beyond tracking, the device will also send notifications to parents when a child is not brushing their teeth, or if a toothbrush is too old.
Prana

Breath and posture tracking wearable Prana launches a crowdfunding campaign

The small device is worn on the waist band, offering key insights into wellness and stress which not available in traditional step and calorie counters.
Sense4Baby

Sense4Baby receives FDA clearance for patient self-administration

Sense4Baby already has FDA's 510(k) clearance for use accompanied by medical professionals, as well as EU's CE mark for self-administration, including the home.
Xiaomi Smart Scale

Xiaomi launches a smart scale in China

After that super-affordable fitness band and wireless blood pressure monitor, Xiaomi is out with another mHealth product - a smart scale.
Baby Gigl

Smart baby bottle holder raising funds at Indiegogo

Called Baby Gigl, the device collects and analyzes data on food intake, feeding speed, lumps and bottle angle; this information is then sent to a smartphone.
Quiet Night

Quiet Night promises to reduce baby crying by up to 50%

The device, currently raising funds at Indiegogo, has a handle made of pacifier material the child uses to activate 125 child-psychologist-chosen songs.
LifeBrush smart toothbrush

LifeBrush smart toothbrush can help conquer cavities

The ultrasonic toothbrush knows its position in a mouth and shows exactly where you brushed and for how long; this data is then accessible through an app.
Stemp

STEMP Smart Temperature Patch raising funds at Indiegogo

The STEMP sensor, medical-grade adhesives, and a mobile app work together seamlessly to provide immediate, continuous, accurate body temperature measurement.
Smart Rope

Smart Rope killing it at Kickstarter

The device features 23 high quality embedded LED lights that display fitness data in mid-air as you jump; this information is also synced with a mobile app.
mobileVision

Rice engineers develop mobile system to capture images inside the eye

The patient-operated, portable device called mobileVision can be paired with a smartphone to give clinicians finely detailed images of the macula.