iComm iPhone app lets disabled communicate effectively

The iComm iPhone app has been specially designed to help the disabled or those who’re unable to express themselves verbally to communicate effectively. The iComm iPhone app was developed by a father, Martin Brooks and first intended for helping his daughter, who’s been suffering from born with cerebral palsy, so she could communicate with her parents or other care givers effectively.

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Novatel MiFi 2372 3G router unsafe for human use

The Novatel MiFi 2372 3G router is convenient for you to carry around and hook up to 3G Internet connection anywhere you go. But unfortunately, the company behind this device, Bell Mobility has started sending couriers around to notify the owners of the MiFi 2372 that their router isn’t good for their health.

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Bayer’s Didget glucose meter connects with Nintendo DS

Bayer has made their Didget glucose measuring device capable of connecting with the Nintendo DS game console like a game cartridge. The main purpose is to get young people especially addicted gamers to always remember carrying out their own diabetes or glucose level testing.

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T Power USB devices generate scaler energy to raise your health

T-Power has got these little USB devices, available in two versions, the T Power U and T Power M which are meant for use with your computer and mobile phone respectively. These USB devices plug into your computer or mobile phone, will be able to generate so-called scaler energy and let light emitting materials such as the LCD of your computer or mobile phone to transmit BIO energy to your body.

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iPhone-controlled massage chair – Human Touch HT-Connect

The functionality of iPhone and iPod Touch has been extended beyond the usual of making calls, playing music and videos etc. These Apple gadgets are now able to control a massage chair, such as the HT-Connect AcuTouch™ 9500 massage chair from Human Touch.

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Wearable brain analyzer by Hitachi

Hitachi Ltd and Hitachi Kokusai Denki Engineering Co Ltd will release a brain analyzer sometime in July this year. As shown in the picture the analyzer can be worn by the user and in contact with the forehead, which it can read the brainwave of the user by using far-red light technology.

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iPhone app diagnoses respiratory disease by listening to you coughing

A smart application is being developed for the Apple iPhone, which lets you cough right in the microphone of the iPhone to diagnose respiratory disease.

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Thinklabs Stethoscope app lets you watch your heart sounds on the iPhone

Thinklabs has rolled out their Digital Stethoscope application for the iPhone or iPod Touch, which allows the Apple gadgets to pair with an electronic Stethoscope to record, playback, and visually display auscultation sounds.

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Toshiba develops brain wave-recording headphones

Toshiba has developed a new pair of headphones that come equipped with brain wave sensor for consumer use. These headphones allow the recording of the wearer’s brain wave. The headphones support Bluetooth, which you can pair with it with a Bluetooth-enabled computer to transfer over the recorded brain waves of the wearer for further analysis.

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Sanitizer uses Plasma TV technology to effectively kill germs

Hospitals are full of germs, simply using soap and water to clean the hands is not effective and a waste of time. A plasma box is being developed by researchers, which uses the same luminous gas found in plasma TV, neon signs etc to effectively zap germs away.

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