Gadgets are becoming
concerned about your health day by day. So you don’t have to worry much
about your well being because technology is making your smartphones and
tablets more health conscious than you. Here comes some of the best
techs which cares about your health.
A single-lead mobile ECG module is attached to the back of your iPhone and is associated with an app called AlivCor, which shows the ECG ratings and also transmits your ECG data wirelessly to your laptop and to your physician.
The device is available in three formats, a wristwatch, a pendent and a belt clip. It also has a two way voice and data communication via Verizon Wireless network. Whenever the user presses the button it directly connects to the Lifecomm’s representative to arrange the emergence medical service.
This is the world’s first cellular-embedded blood glucose meter with a database. Telecare also has an app available for iPhone which can access the patient’s information from the database.
1. iPhone ECG
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iPhone ECG |
Now
you can check your ECG (electrocardiogram) report in your iPhone,
sounds unbelievable, but it’s true. This innovative health gadget is
created by an American cardiologist Dr. David Albert.
A single-lead mobile ECG module is attached to the back of your iPhone and is associated with an app called AlivCor, which shows the ECG ratings and also transmits your ECG data wirelessly to your laptop and to your physician.
2. Basis Monitoring Wristwatch
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Basis Monitoring Wristwatch |
Basis’s
wristwatch is a stylist health monitor which tracks your heart beats
using accelerometers, skin response and skin temperature. This watch
uses a couple of sensors to detect all the information and an optical
sensor that emits light into the skin to detect the frequency of the
heart rate. All these data will be synced with basis cloud service which
users can later browse from their iPad, iPhone or computer.
3. Concussion Recognition & Response
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Concussion Recognition & Response |
Concussion
is a type of brain injury that may result in a bad headache; the
symptoms are majorly found in athletes with head injuries. PAR has
introduced an app called Concussion Recognition & Response at CES
2012 that helps coaches and parents to recognize whether an athlete or
an individual has signs and symptoms of concussion disease. The app
consists of checklist of possible signs and symptoms to determine the
disease and give you the result in less than 5 minutes. The app also
records the information and shares it to your doctor via email.
4. Lifecomm MPERS
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Lifecomm MPERS |
Lifecomm
has come up with an innovative and stylist device called ‘Lifecomm
MPERS.’ This next generation MPERS (Mobile Personal Emergency Response
System) includes GPS locators, accelerometers and is embedded with
cellular chips to summon help in emergency by just pressing a button.
The device is available in three formats, a wristwatch, a pendent and a belt clip. It also has a two way voice and data communication via Verizon Wireless network. Whenever the user presses the button it directly connects to the Lifecomm’s representative to arrange the emergence medical service.
5. Telcare BGM
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Telcare BGM |
Telecare
has come up with a device called ‘Telecare BGM’ (Blood Glucose Meter)
which helps diabetic patients to send the blood sugar readings directly
from the device to the web accessible Telecare’s database via T-Mobile
network. This database can be further shared with their physicians.
This is the world’s first cellular-embedded blood glucose meter with a database. Telecare also has an app available for iPhone which can access the patient’s information from the database.
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