Devices

The self-monitoring blood glucose system allows diabetics to test blood glucose and deliver data wirelessly to a smartphone.

Expanded capabilities for medical monitoring, remote consultations, eldercare, and health and wellness applications will drive this growth.

The thin memory foam pillow, which is designed to sit on top of your regular pillow, will also track your sleep with a built-in accelerometer.

Affordable Jawbone UP2 fitness tracker also gets announced to replace 2013's Up24 model; this unit lacks heart rate monitor, though.

In 2019, global revenues from connected fitness trackers will exceed $5 billion, with smartwatch sales exceeding 100 million units.

The petite, NFC-enabled device called FPOP is now live on Kickstarter where a single unit could be pre-ordered for $29.

Working in tandem with mobile and web applications, Koala allows checking of multiple users' brushing habits from a single location.

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.

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 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.