Respia – A wearable for asthmatics
Respia is a small smart health connected patch that could change the lives of many asthma sufferers around the world. Combined with its intelligent inhaler, this product ...
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Iris Artificiel – The University of Ghent will succeed its bet
We’ve been hearing about an artificial iris for a while. Looking like smart contact lenses, this iris is not yet finalized but research has made very big progress lately. ...
Bactrack Skyn - The wearable that monitors your alcohol level
Here is Bactrack Skyn, a wearable that should appeal to you if you like to sip in the evening with friends or with your colleagues after a hard day at work. How many ...
Bloomlife wants to become your coach during your pregnancy
Who said that all the wearables on the market were smartwatches or trackers? Bloomlife proves the opposite since this wearable for pregnant women aims to become your coach ...
QardioCore – A medical grade heart strap
The QardioCore chest strap is a portable, medical-grade electrocardiogram that sends data to your phone about your heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and activity. ...
LEVL – A device that knows when you are burning fat
What if a device is able to tell us when we are burning fat, just by analyzing the air we breathe out? Well that's what LEVL offers. LEVL is a device capable of ...
Baby wearables not safe, study finds
Baby wearables that track your child's vital signs have been found to be unsafe, according to a study by the journal of the American Medical Association. These baby ...
A contactless health and sleep monitoring
Raybaby is the world's first smart health connected and contactless sleep and health monitoring. It thus continuously monitors your child's breathing and sleep, ...
eSight 3 – Glasses that allow the blind to see
The pair of smart glasses eSight 3 was imagined by the company eSight. What's great is that this augmented reality device allows the blind to see again! eSight 3 uses ...
artificial intelligence at the service of our health
Cardiomo was invented by Roman Belkin to detect potential heart problems in the user. Behind this invention, a rather touching personal story. Roman Belkin created ...
Smart bandages will soon see the light of day
Smart bandages will soon see the light of day. Their mission: to allow doctors to better follow the evolution of their patients' injuries. These smart bandages will ...
Emma Watch – The wearable that helps Parkinson's patients
Parkinson's disease is a disease that can make simple tasks like writing or drawing impossible. To date, there is no cure, but at Microsoft's Build conference, the ...
S-Patch 3 – Samsung launches a smart health connected patch
Samsung is no longer hiding its ambitions for wearables and more generally for the Internet of Things. The South Korean brand has just unveiled a new product: the S-Patch ...
Rythm reveals a helmet to sleep better
Last year, Rythm launched its beta program for a user's sleep quality monitoring headset. Today, the company unveils Dreem, a helmet that will help you sleep better. ...
My UV – The new UV sensor from L'Oréal and La Roche-Posay
After unveiling its first UV last year, L’Oréal has just unveiled the new My UV Patch. This new opus mainly differs by offering a configuration more suitable for children ...
Jawbone Health to take over from Jawbone
Jawbone's slow and painful demise is coming to an end, but thanks to an injection of capital, a new entity is being created: Jawbone Health Hub. Jawbone Health will take over some of the ...
MyEye from OrCam helps visually impaired people to read and identify objects
Introducing MyEye from OrCam, a small portable device that can change your life if you have vision problems. OrCam MyEye attaches directly to your glasses and has a ...
Augmented reality for dentists
What if augmented reality included all dental offices? The company, Kapanu, wants to help patients realize and visualize the smile they will have after their ...
A cancer detector tracker that could soon see the light of day
Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related death in men and women, but taken early, it can be treated effectively. Researchers at the University of Buffalo are ...
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