mHealth Spot

The Taiwanese handset maker will be designing a series of products to sing along UA Record, the newest addition to Under Armour Connected Fitness network.

The new device doesn't have an OLED screen but a set of three LEDs that deliver notifications with differently colored lights (to signify different apps).

These services are made to promote connectivity between patients and providers, allowing patients to access their medical information remotely.

Powered by BlackBerry's QNX Neutrino OS, the portable medical device captures and transmits secure medical data between the patient, doctor and hospital.

The wearable, the mobile app and online portal work together to detect coughs, monitor respiration and heart rate, and provide timely alerts to care takers.

The smart container uses ultra-responsive sensors to seamlessly track its nutritional content, while mobile app provides useful information and advice.

Weighing about the same as a nickel and with the size of a stick of gum, the device can easily fit into a custom skull cap or headband.

Working in tandem with a corresponding mobile app, it can connect loved ones and caregivers to people living with life-threatening allergies.

Existing META M1 smart watch owners will receive the Misfit integration as part of an upcoming upgrade to the platform.

The small chip packs a low-power sensor hub, a pattern-matching accelerator, and a six-axis combination accelerometer and gyroscope, and Bluetooth LE support.