Devices

At the moment, the site features only 10 different products and services, such as Fitbug's Kiqplan training service, Sleepio and a SmartThings Kit for Jawbone.

The device has a low cost disposable cartridge, and a reusable core that contains the actual pump and the electronics to drive it.

The system can learn one's sleeping patterns, analyze sleep data, provide feedback, and communicate key information with other smart devices in the house.

The device can analyze 3D gesture movements to track fitness performance in real time, while also allowing users to control drones, presentations and more.

The Korean company's flagship smartphone for 2015 may have its special smart covers that can measure blood glucose levels, act as personal trainers.

The device uses secure wireless connection between a patient's receiver and mobile app to transmit glucose information to apps on the mobile devices.

The sportswear uses motion capture technology that was earlier only used by elite athletes and research experts in sports labs.

The prototype device integrates gyroscope, accelerometer, along with three-point electrooculography (EOG) sensors that could detect the eye movement.

The system consists of a non-intrusive Bluetooth-powered device that enables the transfer of blood glucose readings from a glucometer into a smartphone.

The device comes with built-in sensors and could be useful for people who have disorders such as autism and have trouble managing their feelings.