Wearables

The company also launched the Misfit Link app that allows users to take a selfie with their phone, control their music, or advance slides in a presentation.

At the end of the six-week trial, 71% of participants reported increased awareness of activity, sleep or eating habits; and 45% reported increased motivation.

The two-minute video shows HoloLens in its full glory, as it reveals different aspects of the human body including the inner layers of the heart.

After the trial is completed, the company will produce a wearable device (iTBra), which will utilize a comfortable data collection device placed under a bra.

The watches will now be able to automatically recognize movements as a swim workout, and then show users calories burned and total time spent swimming.

The secret sauce is in a special biomathematical model developed by the U.S. Military that analyzes the sleep data captured by the band.

The Chinese company is working on a successor to its affordable Mi Band, having already cleared that device with Taiwan's National Communications Commission.

The Korean company's products perform particularly well in styling and appearance, variety of features, battery life and durability.

ViaOpta Nav and ViaOpta Daily help visually impaired people walk to a nearby cafe, go to the pharmacy, and pick up their grandchildren at the kindergarten.

The health system will release several Apple Watch and iOS apps for patients, as well as an iOS application targeted at physicians.