Posted Jan. 17, 2012 at 10:26 a.m.
Valencell
Fitness apps and devices dominated the Digital Health Summit, but Valencell's technology stood out by measuring biological data through the ear -- one of the most sensitive parts of the body for monitoring bloodflow -- and allowing exercisers to track data without using bulky or obtrusive devices.Copyright 2013 MedCity. All rights reserved.
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Valencell
Fitness apps and devices dominated the Digital Health Summit, but Valencell's technology stood out by measuring biological data through the ear -- one of the most sensitive parts of the body for monitoring bloodflow -- and allowing exercisers to track data without using bulky or obtrusive devices.Copyright 2013 MedCity. All rights reserved.
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