Devices

The smart cushion is touted as the world's first "inactivity tracker" that monitors one's sitting habits to improve physical and mental health.

The new devices allow women to hear the beat of their baby's heart whenever and wherever they want, and to track their weight, sleep, activity and stress.

Users are able to automatically share readings from their iHealth devices with the new Health app, and then review the collected health data when they want to.

The device promises to deliver constant monitoring of blood sugar and blood pressure levels, along with usual activity and sleep tracking capabilities.

The small, FDA-certified device features continuous monitoring, cloud connectivity, alert notifications and full integration with Apple's HealthKit platform.

The device provides one lead ECG, blood oxygenation, body temperature, and also works as a pedometer; a daily check of these measurements takes some 20 seconds.

The study involved some 200 people with diabetes all of whom followed their regular drug regimen; half of the participants used the Healthmeter device.

Developed in partnership with iHealth Labs, the blood pressure cuff works with an accompanying app on Xiaomi and other Android-based devices.

Eko Core is made to fit between the earpiece and chest piece of a stethoscope, turning pretty much every stethoscope into its smart counterpart.

The wire-free, adhesive heart monitor device along with remote monitoring center help patients find answers to unexplained cardiac symptoms.