Devices

The quiet, small device has a battery that can last for weeks, and will help measure stress, epileptic seizures, as well as activity and sleep.

The ultra-slim device measures blood-pressure related vital signs; working with an accompanying mobile app, it keeps users connected to their loved ones.

Through advanced computer vision algorithms, the Sesame Phone tracks user head movements with extreme precision, utilizing the existing, front-facing camera.

Nanoplug captures sound in the same way that ears were designed to do, and its positioning reduces the risk of internal feedback and wind noise.

The wrist-worn device is a walking coach that analyzes walking posture and helps user to walk healthy, by tracking body balance and user's daily activities.

The system called "Laser Light" looks like a regular lamp, and can detect tumble of a person and monitor the state of breathing or sleeping.

LifeWatch will use Vital Connect's HealthPatch MD device as part of its cardiac telemetry service for continuous monitoring for a range of arrhythmias.

Using hypoallergenicdical-grade adhesives, it sticks to the user's torso to automatically and continuously track heart rate, activity, respiration and more.

The modular architecture of Google's device could make it a repository for all users' health data, while also allowing access to crowd sourced data patterns.

The technology consists of a smartphone-connected bone-conducting headset and WiFi beacons placed throughout the roads users take.