mHealth Spot

Next IT makes human-emulated artificial intelligence platform Alme, which has been proven across multiple verticals, healthcare being one of them.

The updated technology will allow devices to connect directly to the Internet through IPv6/6LoWPAN, negating the requirement to have specific access points.

The device is designed to be placed under the sheet, while the magnetic lid fixes it to the bed, and turns it on automatically.

The device processes specific data retrieved from breath and analyzes that to graphically produce user friendly information on an accompanying smartphone app.

The money will enable the company to expand its current operating infrastructure and establish other key business relationships to fulfill client obligations.

The company's mail-order DNA kits provide customers with an overview of their genetic ancestry, and risk assessments for certain diseases based on genetic data.

Maker of the popular Shine fitness tracker will use the money to launch new wearable and home appliances, as well as to expand its reach in China.

The Consortium will consist of experts from across the health continuum who will conduct research and explore ways to extend the reach of ultrasound applications.

The APIs available through the new portal make it possible to efficiently deliver vital health and safety information to international travelers.

Right now, the platform supports Pebble, Android Wear and Google Glass, with Samsung's Tizen and Apple Watch support coming at a later date.