A number of companies are rolling out medical-grade technologies for the home this year at CES. From the iSyncWave headset, which detects early signs of neurological disorders, to Toto’s Wellness Toilet, which turns a bathroom break into a daily check-up, companies have identified the growing need for remote healthcare and are investing in technology that allows consumers to take charge of their own health.
Philips presented its portfolio of remote health technologies, including the Patient Monitoring Kit designed for critical care patients, the BX100 Wearable Biosensor that monitors chronic conditions and the debut of the Sonicare 9900 Prestige AI toothbrush for everyday oral hygiene upkeep.