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The tablet app, called MyICU, facilitates information sharing amongst the ICU team, patient and family, making sure everyone is on the same page.

The money, provided by Brainlab, will be used to support further development and clinical trials of the company's flagship product called BrainPulse.

The company also plans to launch a set of apps to track pimples, skin pigmentations, allergy reactions and other facial imperfections.

The app's algorithm combines the gestation of previous pregnancies and the length of the cervix with levels of fetal fibronectin to classify a woman's risk.

The company also covers Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco and Silicon Valley; it plans to expand to an additional 10-15 major metro markets this year.

The company will use the funds to bring its service to both its growing number of patients in Minnesota as well as to new geographic areas outside the state.

The app uses a proprietary algorithm developed by molecular nutrition scientists and dietitians to rank a person's diet quality and nutritional balance.

The device was designed by a team of engineers who have been developing Heart Rate Monitoring solutions for the professional sector for more than 20 years.

The watch has most of the features you would expect from a modern smart watch with custom software that acts like a memory box.

Two testers wore Fitbit Surge and Fitbit Charge HR on their wrists and compared results with readings measured by Polar chest straps.