Technology

Funded by a grant from the European Commission, the SNIFFPHONE project's breathalyzer screening technology to provide fast and cheap disease detection.

From cardio to power workouts, MOTi offers professional training programs that allow user to find the exact programs they need.

The device integrates speed-reading technology from Spritz that enables users to read notifications up to 80% faster, without requiring two hands to operate.

A total of 13 companies have been selected in the initial batch, spanning health, education, gaming and entertainment sectors.

At the moment, the site features only 10 different products and services, such as Fitbug's Kiqplan training service, Sleepio and a SmartThings Kit for Jawbone.

Data export options include minute-by-minute sensor data including heart rate, calories burned, steps, perspiration and skin temperature.

The innovative device creates holograms and an innovative UI that enables users to manipulate virtual objects with nothing but gestures.

The prototype device integrates gyroscope, accelerometer, along with three-point electrooculography (EOG) sensors that could detect the eye movement.

The device comes with built-in sensors and could be useful for people who have disorders such as autism and have trouble managing their feelings.

The technology, still in development, monitors user's brainwaves to detect the early signs of a stroke, and could one day be built into smart glasses.