Slideshow: Health devices that launched at CES 2013

By: Jonah Comstock | Jan 10, 2013        

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pebble_angle_lights_loFitlinxx Pebble

Fitlinxx isn’t marketing their clip-on tracker to consumers directly, but rather to employers as part of a wellness program. At CES they announced a partnership with Joseph Kvedar’s new health empowerment company Wellocracy, which will make Pebble trackers available to its members. The device syncs automatically and wirelessly, is waterproof, and displays progress toward activity goals on a light-up display.

Pebble RunKeeperPebble Watch

Not to be confused with the FitLinxx device of the same name, the Pebble Watch was a KickStarter sensation — a wristworn computer that can run apps like a smartphone. In May, Pebble tapped fitness app RunKeeper as its first partner. After months of delays the company finally announced during a well-attended press conference at CES that its watch will ship on January 23rd, but RunKeeper support won’t kick in until March.

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    [...] While the healthcare-focused break out sessions organized by CES and the Digital Health Summit’s speakers managed to steer the event’s health conversation away from the shiny new gadgets that dominate the event’s massive exhibit hall, CES 2013 is, ultimately, an event about devices. And — as has been the case for the past two years — health devices of various kinds found their way into the coverage of mainstream news outlets covering the show. (Check out our roundup of 15 health device launches from CES 2013.) [...]