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CES 2017: Photos of sleep gadgets and health tech innovations

By // January 9, 2017, 1:45 PM PST // teena_maddox

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  • Levl ketone monitor

    Levl measures the amount of ketones in your breath to determine if you've reached your optimum fat-burning target.

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  • EyeQue personal vision tracker

    Use EyeQue to test your eyes and see if you need new glasses. It attaches to your smartphone.

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  • Dozer smart sleep toy

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  • ReSound LiNX2 hearing device

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  • Proof breathalyzer

    Proof checks the alcohol molecules through your skin and relays the info to an app on your smartphone.

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  • SafetoSleep baby sleep breathing monitor

    This is a 20" x 35" battery powered baby sleep wellness and breathing monitor that uses fiber optics technology.

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  • Geko smart whistle

    This smart whistle uses Bluetooth and GPS to call, text and email your location to pre-selected contacts when you need help.

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  • Quell smart pain reliever

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  • Muse brain sensing headband for meditation

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  • Under Armour smart sleepwear

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  • Holi connected alarm clock

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  • The Sleep Number 360 Bed

    This smart bed senses your movements, and that of your partner, to automatically adjust firmness and temperature as needed.

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  • RestOn smart sleep tracker

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  • Auxivia medical smart drinking glass

    Measure the amount of hydration a senior is receiving with this medical smart drinking glass.

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  • Smart Nora snore stopper

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  • Sublime connected pain relief device

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  • Terraillon wellness coach and sleep tracker

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  • Zeeq smart pillow

    Zeeq, by REM-Fit, is a pillowo that plays music to help you fall asleep, monitor and react to your snoring, analyze your sleep and wake you up when it's time to start the day.

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  • Bloomlife pregnancy contraction monitor

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  • Live by EarlySense sleep monitor

    You can monitor the sleep of anyone remotely via an app with the Live sleep monitor.

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  • Moona smart pillow temperature monitor

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  • Happiest Baby Snoo

    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.

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  • Nod baby sleep coach

    Nod, made by Mimo, is a baby sleep coach.

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  • Rapael smart glove

    The Neofect Rapael smart glove offers rehabilitation training exercise games for stroke patients.

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  • OrCam MyEye glasses read to the blind

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  • Whill Model M wheelchair

    The Whill Model M is an electric wheelchair to boost mobility for people with disabilities by maneuvering over rough pavement and climbing over obstacles.

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  • Oria sleep enhancer

    Oria emits a scent while you sleep to enable a better night's sleep.

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  • MOCAcuff blood pressure wearable

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  • Reliefband to relief nausea

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Levl ketone monitor

Levl measures the amount of ketones in your breath to determine if you've reached your optimum fat-burning target.

Image: Teena Maddox/TechRepublic

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Teena Maddox is a Senior Editor at TechRepublic, covering hardware devices, IoT, smart cities and wearables. She ties together the style and substance of tech. Teena has spent 20-plus years writing business and features for publications including Peo...