Devices

The small device can track how the body is responding to positive and negative lifestyle choices, including exercise, stress, diet and sleep.

The device will sit on a bedside table, using microwaves to monitor sleep data throughout the night, and then provide tips on how to get a better night's rest.

The device is touted as the "only system that supports the 24-hour optimization of athlete recovery and daily physiologic load."

The device comes with free mobile app to allow the user to enable features such as tracking on personal habits, daily activities and physical attributes.

The lightweight, sensor-packed device comes in the form of a leaf-shaped sleeve, and is designed to fit on five common types of medicine packaging.

The company's upcoming smart watch can't compete on features with Apple Watch and Android Wear devices, and is made for real fitness tracking fans.

Using a couple of cameras and Leap Motion hardware to track hand movement, the app can translate sign language into audible speech or written text.

These high-tech insoles are made to improve and track wearer's fitness performance and posture together with everyday activities such as walking.

The device can detect Radon gas, and other volatile organic compounds that may be present in cabinets, furniture, finishes and paints.

Promising "the most accurate and powerful sleep tracking solution," this smart headband will (apparently) go beyond what's currently available on the market.