The vivoactive 5 connects to your smartphone to help you keep up with notifications. It is smart enough to automatically track and log your naps. It can also track menstrual tracking. It has a pulse ox sensor to track blood oxygen saturation. This watch lets you create step by step workouts from more than 1600 exercises.

This watch is ready for contactless payments. It also lets you download songs from your Spotify, Deezer or Amazon Music accounts.

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The watch relies on a smart algorithm to send early warnings to the mobile app. ExMedicus sends heart rate data every 60 minutes to the mobile app. It can also give you real-time stamina feedback.

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Here is another innovative system that helps you sleep better. Moona adjusts your head and neck temperature throughout the night to help you wake up more naturally and fall asleep faster. It understands your sleep patterns to regulate the temperature accordingly.

Moona has an app that lets you easily set wake-up time. When it is time, the pillow starts warming up gently. Moona works with iOS and Android devices.

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Meet the MAP Health Watch: a smart wearable device that detects potential medical problems before they become something bigger. It measures blood pressure, skin temperature, movement, ECG, electrodermal activity, and HRV.

The data is synced to the cloud. You get real-time data and access to historical data. The watch is capable of detecting emergencies to save your life.

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Meet the HealthyPi v3: an open source body vital sign monitor that combines with your Raspberry Pi for prototyping, research projects, and everything in between. It uses your Pi unit as its display and computing platform.

HealthyPi comes with pulse oximetry, temperature, and ECG sensors. It comes with an Arduino Zero Bootloader preloaded. You can find out more about it here.

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Meet CALM: a smart wearable device that detects irregular heart rhythms using HRV analysis and measures your sleep quality. It weighs only 14 grams and comes with a medical grade gel pad. The chest strap is also adjustable, so you can wear it comfortably.

The battery life lasts up to 3 days. You will be able to access and share your data from anywhere. iOS and Android devices are supported.

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Meet the VerteCore Lift: a wearable active decompression system that helps you deal with back pain. It is easy to wear and stretches your spine to relieve your pain and promote natural healing. Just wear it for 20 minutes a day to see results.

Lift is easy to wear and can be used while jogging and performing light work. More info is available here.

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Here is a wearable device that warms your body up using dual temperature sensors and a smart algorithm. Sola can increase your core body temperature by 0.4°F. The device is lightweight and looks like a regular smartphone running armband. It has LEDs and space for your keys.

Sola has a 2000 mAh battery that lasts up to 2 hours. It can be charged via USB. You can get it on Indiegogo.

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So you want to build your own smart gadgets? Dev boards like MetaHealth can make your job easier. Designed for prototyping and research, this board comes with heart rate, GSR, and 6-axis motion sensors. The board also has a LED and coin cell battery.

MetaHealth is compatible with MetaWear SDK. It is ideal for IoT, gaming, and health & fitness projects. You can find it on Kickstarter.

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Here is a special polymer that can be used to protect dry skin, deliver drugs, and deliver various skin conditions. Developed by Scientists at MIT, Massachusetts General Hospital, Living Proof, and Olivo Labs, this material mimics the properties of healthy skin, serving as an invisible layer to provide cosmetic improvement and treat damaged skin.

Such a technology can be used to temporarily protect the skin and smooth wrinkles. MIT has more on the story.

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In the past few months, we have covered plenty of smart wearables for fitness enthusiasts. Not too many of them promise to help you lose fat though. LumiDiet makers claim their device uses light therapy to help people on a diet lose fat. The device is portable and lasts up to 4 hours on a full charge. A couple of sessions per day is required to see results.

LumiDiet has a stretchable design. It can connect to your smartphone too. We are always skeptical about diet products like this, but you can always give it a look on Indiegogo.

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