Technology

Working with the Mbody Coach app, the system analyzes performance data to help user track its performance, while offering real-time audio advice.

Packed with sensors, the device collects all sorts of information about one's gait, steps, and the overall walking and running form of an individual.

Packing a number of different sensor, the device will be available in early 2015 starting at $349; Apple wants to "redefine what people expect" from a watch.

Said app enables asthma patients to participate in a study by using their iPhones; the new features enable participants to use the app with their physicians.

The studies will be conducted in collaboration with leading medical institutions to examine hearing, women's, mobility and heart health.

It combines a dual-position wearable with a personalized weight loss and nutrition program delivered to ensure the user meets their weight loss target.

The patent describes how the system would use a number of sensors to tell the user how best to place the device to measure body fat percentage.

The user wears a ring during the day while the information about his/her movement is transferred via Bluetooth to an iOS app, and then to the cloud.

The device comes in the form of a soft patch that continuously monitors body temperature for 24 hours and sends alerts to mobile devices through the app.

The GIS-GPS app allows community health workers to locate patients, map the incidence of cataract blindness, and connect with specialists who can provide care.