mHealth Spot

Shawnee Mission, KS-based Browsersoft is a privately held health information exchange solution provider for hospitals, health systems and other stakeholders.

The solution will improve access to care for DoD beneficiaries, advance care team coordination, and enhance patient engagement.

The two parties will develop an experimental IoT system that uses connected devices to enable remote measurement of health and quality of life in real-time.

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.

The organization claims that Opternative's smartphone-based eye exams could lead patients to skip eye health exams and endanger their well-being.

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

The device's built-in sensors track the date and time when medication is actuated, which is then stored in onboard memory, and shared via Bluetooth.

However, only 7% use a disease management tool, while 50 percent use a fitness/activity tracker device or app.

The connected-collar is often touted as Fitbit for pets, enabling users to track their pets' whereabouts and fitness levels.