Levl measures the amount of ketones in your breath to determine if you’ve reached your optimum fat-burning target.
Use EyeQue to test your eyes and see if you need new glasses. It attaches to your smartphone.
Proof checks the alcohol molecules through your skin and relays the info to an app on your smartphone.
This is a 20″ x 35″ battery powered baby sleep wellness and breathing monitor that uses fiber optics technology.
This smart whistle uses Bluetooth and GPS to call, text and email your location to pre-selected contacts when you need help.
This smart bed senses your movements, and that of your partner, to automatically adjust firmness and temperature as needed.
Measure the amount of hydration a senior is receiving with this medical smart drinking glass.
You can monitor the sleep of anyone remotely via an app with the Live sleep monitor.
It’s $1,150 for the Happiest Baby Snoo, which rocks a baby to sleep and adjusts motors and white noise based on their behavior.
Nod, made by Mimo, is a baby sleep coach.
The Neofect Rapael smart glove offers rehabilitation training exercise games for stroke patients.
The Whill Model M is an electric wheelchair to boost mobility for people with disabilities by maneuvering over rough pavement and climbing over obstacles.
Oria emits a scent while you sleep to enable a better night’s sleep.
Teena Maddox is a VP at Brodeur Partners. She is a former Associate Managing Editor at TechRepublic. Teena's lifelong journalism career has included writing on staff for publications including People magazine, W magazine and Women's Wear Daily.
