Wearables

SmartBand Talk is a fitness band with an always-on curved 1.4" e-paper display; SmartWatch 3 is the company's first Android Wear-based watch.

The Runsense range consists of four smart watches - SF-310, SF-510, SF-710 and SF-810; whereas the activity tracker range has just devices, PS-100 and PS-500.

Touted as a unique piece of wellness jewelry, this smart watch brings elegance to tracking heart rate, steps, calories burned and more.

"Slightly more than 6% of U.S. broadband households have a digital pedometer or fitness tracker, so this market is still in the early stages of adoption."

The sweat- and water-proof device comes with the "unique" Sport Life Application, that allows users to control music and their training within a single app.

The small device mounts on the back of your shoe and uses a 9-axis sensor to precisely capture the movements of your foot during the gait cycle.

Both devices look like traditional watches, making them appealing to the wider audience; they also pack an array of sensors to track users' fitness activities.

Remedy's software syncs between the Glass and case management software letting doctors quickly flip through available patient information to make a decision.

The company is looking to lure developers into making apps that integrate training data obtained from the miCoach wearable devices.

Among the current Wearable Intelligence investors are Google Ventures, First Round, Andreessen Horowitz, KPCB, Initialized Capital, and Subtracted Capital.