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The company will use the money to hire new people, spur even faster customer growth, and continue to expand product functionality.

The list of services that Berlin, Germany-based company is offering to its customers is endless and it covers basically entire medical and dental field.

The device processes specific data retrieved from breath and analyzes that to graphically produce user friendly information on an accompanying smartphone app.

The money will enable the company to expand its current operating infrastructure and establish other key business relationships to fulfill client obligations.

Maker of the popular Shine fitness tracker will use the money to launch new wearable and home appliances, as well as to expand its reach in China.

Right now, the platform supports Pebble, Android Wear and Google Glass, with Samsung's Tizen and Apple Watch support coming at a later date.

The company plans to use the proceeds to expand its network and grow to 200 employees, up from the current staff of 150.

The San Francisco, California-based company empowers families to directly connect with caregivers and manage their home care services online.

The company's 22otters service allows providers to convert their instructions into interactive mobile apps to reduce no-shows and improve patient satisfaction.

The new funds will be used to accelerate development, delivery and broadening of Vivify's patient engagement and remote patient monitoring solution.