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Smart Moore Balance Brace is a connected version of the Moore Balance Brace that reduces the risk of falls in the elderly by improving balance and stability.

The capital will help the company expand to meet demand for its platform, strengthening its position in the emerging patient-centered care coordination market.

Called Lumo Run, it comes with a 9-axis smart sensor you would typically find in an activity tracker to monitor and alert users on their running form.

The two parties are forming the CDI-Allscripts lab in Beer Sheva that will connect Israeli digital healthcare startups to the US healthcare market.

The product syncs with iOS and Android devices, and keep track and analyze things like flow, changes in color or body temperature, and potential health issues.

The $249 wearable packs more sensors than any other comparable device, plus Cortana personal assistant; is that enough to convince users to buy one?

The company designs 3D printed smart wearable devices that help people build better habits; its first product, Pattern Breathe Mask, is launching in Q1 2016.

The product consists of three wearable sensors that are attached to the body with velcro bands, and placed in strategic areas to track your motion as you lift.

The application enables seniors in distress to alert and contact their caregivers with a simple tap on the wrist, wherever they are.

The partnership is looking to invest in and coach companies focused on virtual health platforms and next generation payment solutions.