Wearables

The smartshirt features silver fibers to give the most accurate readings on a number of parameters, including heart rate, steps taken, calories burned and more.

The updated device comes with integrated heart rate monitor; it will start selling in black and white this September for around €119 ($132).

The ring works with a companion app that provides users with actionable recommendations on how they can improve their sleep and adjust daily activities.

The wearable was designed with swimmers in mind, featuring proprietary lap counting algorithms to track a swimmer's lap count with industry-leading accuracy.

The application features live tiles support, quick actions, Cortana and Notification center support, and Universal design with continuum support.

The wearable device is designed to measure and monitor the vital signs of multiple patients for emergency response in disasters and battlefield situations.

The company makes sensors for professional athletes, as well as a platform that analyses data from its sensors to give wearers real-time performance feedback.

The device is made especially for those who already know or are learning to read in Braille, featuring an alarm clock, navigation and an ebook reader.

The wearable is expected to begin shipping in Q3 and will have a suggested retail price of $169.99 or $199.99 when bundled with a heart rate monitor.

The challenge is looking to identify wearable technology concepts and mobile solutions that address behavior management in patients with chronic disease.