ECG business card

Business card-sized ECG device available as an open-source product

The underlying electronics is apparently good enough to read the P, Q, R, S and T waves of the ECG signal; everyone can download the software and schematics.
Yorktel FeatherMed portable telehealth kit

Yorktel FeatherMed is a portable telehealth kit

The kit mitigates bandwidth consumption, enables HIPAA compliant video, while solving portability, security and interoperability issues.
Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge

Samsung Galaxy S7 and your health

The new Galaxy S7 smartphones incorporate all of the bells and whistles you would expect to find in a top-end device made by the world's largest phone maker.
activity trackers

Research: Activity tracker shipments to hit 87 million in 2021

Last year, activity tracker shipments grew almost 80 percent over 2014, as new players entered the market and sales outside the U.S. took off.
Alcohoot Edge

Alcohoot Edge is touted as the world’s most advanced mobile alcohol tracking solution

The device uses the same grade of technology found in breathalyzers used by law enforcement agencies; it is currently up for pre-order for $60 at Indiegogo.
WIWE

WIWE is a small device that helps prevent a stroke

The device-mobile app system records ECG, and can also measure Blood Oxygen Level and Heart Rate, as well as function as a pedometer.
AirVisual Node

Startup launches smart air quality monitor on Indiegogo

AirVisual Node has a 5-inch screen where it displays information on air quality forecasts, outdoor air quality insights and phone alerts.
Drive

This device wants to turn TV addiction into healthy habits

With Drive, users have to earn their TV time by exercising regularly; the system connects to Fitbit and Apple Watch to determine the amount of exercise.
Flo smart thermometer

This smart non-contact thermometer costs just $22

Called Flo, the Bluetooth-connected non contact thermometer works with a companion app that puts the data collected into a perspective.
national survey - using devices

Survey: 71% of Americans would use a personal monitoring device if it was clinically...

The survey with 1,000 respondents was commissioned by The Society for Participatory Medicine and healthcare technology company Biotricity.