Technology

The device's technology called GSR-PRO tracks brainwave activity through Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and an algorithm that disperses easy-to-understand data.

The whole thing stretches and crumples along with the skin, but is sealed well enough against the elements and can last for days before failing.

By the end of 2021, Tractica forecasts that the global healthcare wearables market will account for $17.8 billion in yearly revenue.

The project is calling upon researchers to submit proposals for studies that will further our understanding of mood and how it relates to daily life.

Called GADGET-PD, the trial will use wireless sensors and genetic sequencing to determine if a patient has essential tremor (ET) from Parkinson's disease (PD).

Based on Smartmedical's vocal emotion recognition technology, the app identifies and tracks users' emotions by analyzing multiple vocal properties.

The device works with the IHT Spirit System to make it easier for teachers to manage an entire class and facilitate one-on-one conversations with students.

This hi-tech system would be more efficient than calling 911, with drone coming to save the day and help people in distress.

Both devices are also topping Amazon's bestseller lists, with Blaze capturing the #1 spot in both the smart watch and heart monitor categories on Amazon.

Beyond the looks, the bracelet includes a Bluetooth connectivity module, a vibrating motor, and a set of sensors to keep up with every step you take.