Technology

The app processes images from videos projected through the rear camera of a smartphone and makes the images friendly to the visually impaired users.

The company offers a unique toolkit of specialized wearables along with an accompanying data platform for the pharmaceutical industry and research groups.

The company's patent shows a smartphone with slim microphone extending out of the side that has a gas sensor which could analyze the exhalation.

The insurer, which covers 23 million, is already offering Apple's smartwatch to its 50,000 employees as part of its corporate wellness program.

The filing describes how a camera and built-in sensors can work together to track blood hydration, body fat content, oxygen saturation and other health data.

The Chinese company managed to capture 17 percent of the market, overtaking Fitbit and Apple; global wearables shipments reached 21.6M units.

The technology combines home visits by secondary caregivers with Glass and the video technologies of swyMed, a provider of video telemedicine technologies.

Called Seeing AI, it uses computer vision which is built inside the app to deliver results in a fraction of a second.

Developer and licensor of touch feedback technology Immersion aims to stop manufacturing and selling of Fitbit devices in the U.S. and China.

The game, called Maze Master, helps users improve oculomotor control, build stable and accurate eye movements required for effective reading.