Devices

The growth of the remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices segment will be driven by government regulations to control the rising healthcare costs.

The device combines the advanced sensor technology to detect movements and educate users to better brush their teeth, and motivate them to do that properly.

The tiny device promises to make "every aspect of life better" - from conversations to phone calls to listening to music.

The new device builds on top of the original Withings Pulse, adding a wristband accessory so users can wear it as a watch.

"Wearable technologies ultimately only work if they're used and we wanted to determine if the hype is justified" - Alan Pollard, CEO of The Vitality Group.

The device can measure strength, muscle load, reps as well as detect incorrectly performed exercises to ensure desired fitness goals are reached.

The case uses a diaphragm that collects low-frequency sounds, delivers them through a tube to the microphone, which the accompanying app can "hear."

In order to use it, customers will need to install the free Withings Health Mate app on their smartphone (or tablet), and they're good to go.

The device is capable of capturing clinical-grade biometric measurements in a "continuous, configurable and non-obtrusive manner."

Made out of solid steel and rubber, this case is heavy with a reason - to allow you to exercise all the time, even when making or taking a phone call.