Recently, CES of Consumer Electronics Show opened in Las Vegas in the United States in 2018. At this CES, more than 4,000 exhibitors brought their own housekeeping products to make this exhibition full of black technology full of looks. Point, among them, the medical field is worth a look.
It is understood that this year the organizers set four themes for health and wellness: convenience, digital health, fitness and wearable devices, and sleep technology. To this end, Igniya compiled some medical health products, they What kind of future medical health trends does the public show?
SmartSleep sleep headband
Philips introduced the "SmartSleep" headband on the CES 2018, a sensor that integrates sensors that monitor brain activity to help people get to sleep.
It is understood that the relevant data monitored by the device can be viewed and shared through the matching smart phone app. When detecting that the user enters a deep sleep state, the speaker will slowly repeat the white noise. Philips said that doing so can enhance the quality of sleep at night.
The headband is priced at $399.99 and is available in the US this spring.
Nokia sleep sensor
Nokia released a product called "Nokia Sleep" on CES 2018, which is known as the "advanced sensor" built into the mattress.
Nokia Sleep is connected to Wi-Fi and slides under the user's mattress to record their sleep patterns. The data will then be synced to Nokia's Health Mate app, which can then be analyzed and learn about the "sleep score." In addition to monitoring sleep patterns, Nokia also said that the sleep sensor will also track the hiccup mode.
Nokia Sleep also integrates the automation application IFTTT, so users can set it according to their sleep habits. For example, the user can set it in advance, and once they fall asleep, the smart light bulb will automatically turn off and the temperature in the room can be lowered (provided that the lights and thermostat lights in the user's home can be connected via Wi-Fi).
The Nokia Sleep sensor is expected to ship in the first quarter of this year for $99.95. Nokia also said its Health Mate app will now integrate Amazon's language assistant Alexa.
Head impact detection system
Prevent Biometrics introduced a head impact detection product at the show that accurately detects potential concussion risks in real time. The products are targeted at athletes, soldiers and students. At CES 2017, Prevent Biometrics has introduced a smart braces that sense external impact forces during sports and inform users of possible concussion risks through mobile apps. At the same time, the braces will send real-time alerts to parents or others via this mobile app so they can take the appropriate action.
GoBe2 Calorie Tracking Bracelet
Healbe GoBe 2nd Generation Diet Tracking Health Bracelet, Healbe showed the public the GoBe2, their second generation of automatic calorie intake tracking bracelet, which is mainly used for weight loss people, mainly using Healbe FLOW patented technology. And impedance sensors monitor calorie intake and water intake.
The most attractive thing about GoBe2 is that it tracks the food the user eats and presents it with data, including calories, fat, carbohydrates and protein. The whole process is fully automatic and is obtained in a non-invasive way, as long as it is worn all day. All the user's dietary information will be recorded.
At present, the bracelet has been listed in China, and the price is 1899 yuan.
Smart Watch HeartGuide
At CES, medical device company Omron (OMRON) launched the world's first wearable wrist sphygmomanometer smart watch HeartGuide to help high blood pressure patients monitor blood pressure levels at any time.
It is reported that the HeartGuide uses the oscillometric amplitude method, which can be measured by the expansion of the wristband of a general sphygmomanometer through the design of the inflatable wristband, and can also be synchronized with the phone app of the watch to share the data with the responsible doctor.
At the same time, HeartGuide's blood pressure is measured manually, heart rate monitoring can also be performed, and can be set to automatically monitor readings at night to prevent high blood pressure and the risk of stroke during sleep. In addition to this, there are also pedometers, sleep tracking functions, and you can also receive phone notifications.
Omron has said that HeartGuide's target price is $349, which is close to Apple Watch.
Biometric Sensor System Benchmark 4.0
Valencel, a leader in high-performance biometric data sensor technology, unveiled its latest biometric sensor system, Benchmark 4.0, for audible and wearable devices, saving over 50% in continuous monitoring mode Power consumption. The company also claims that the product will have more design flexibility than previous models.
A duck that calms children's patients
The cute duck, called My Special Aflac Duck, was launched by insurance company Aflac in collaboration with health research company Sproute. My Special Aflac Duck has a touch-responsive sensor that adapts to different environments of microphones and light sensors and adjusts duck behavior. This duck can dance, even breathing and heartbeat, and when the user tries to tick it, it can jump up happily and shake his head.
On the duck's chest is a light-emitting lamp. Children can place several RFID cards with different emoji. The children can decide the "feel" of the duck. When the duck's chest touches a sad card, the duck Bowing his head, screaming sadly, a happy card allows the duck to dance happily.
The chest sensor also includes a chemotherapy PICC line attachment that allows the children to see their friends experience the same treatment as they do.
Each duck costs about $200 (about $1,301), but Aflac will donate these robots to anyone who has just been diagnosed with cancer for free.
Prototype glasses
At CES, Israeli vision company ICI exhibited a prototype eyeglass that addresses blind spots caused by retinal diseases, which are trying to combine small cameras, eye tracking software and projection technology to direct sight to the health of the patient's eyes. Part.
In addition, there are many black technology medical smart products that have also emerged in this CES, such as smartphone manufacturer Me. Mum has released a mobile phone accessory that its makers claim can detect granules similar to female saliva in women's saliva, a signal she sends when she is most fertile.
China's Tuoxiao has launched a smart stethoscope to send heart and lung readings to the cloud for analysis to determine if pneumonia is present.
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