At CES 2025, exhibitors in the healthcare and fitness space are proving that sensors can be the backbone of medical innovation.
Just three products took home Innovation Awards as winners, with several others named as honorees. Here are just a few game-changing products redefining health monitoring and treatment delivery:
Eli Health Hormometer (CES Best of Innovation Award Winner, Digital Health)
Eli Health unveiled the Hormometer, a sleek, at-home saliva test that uses advanced biosensors to measure cortisol and progesterone levels instantly. This non-invasive device says goodbye to cumbersome lab tests and hello to real-time insights. I didn’t feel a thing.
CORE 2 Thermal Sensor by greenteg (CES Best of Innovation Award Winner, Fitness)
A compact, non-invasive device designed to accurately monitor an athlete's thermal load, greenteg’s Swiss-made thermal energy transfer sensors provide precise measurements to optimize performance and prevent heat-related issues. Better workouts, with no overheating? Sign me up!
TD Square from Hanyang University (CES Best of Innovation Award Winner, Digital Health)
“Papa, Can You Hear Me?” Hanyang University answers a definitive “yes,” with its TD2, a digital therapy device that addresses tinnitus treatment using cognitive therapy along with auditory, visual, and tactile feedback, all enhanced by virtual reality (VR) technology. Unlike traditional tinnitus treatments that rely on medications with potential side effects, TD2 uses AI-generated stereophonic sound within the VR environment to target and alleviate tinnitus symptoms.
Withings BPM Pro 2 (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Digital Health)
Withings does the heart good with its BPM Pro 2, a cellular blood pressure monitor designed to help manage remote patient monitoring, providing advanced cardiovascular measurements, patient insights, and personalized health nudges. It will even be able to take an ECG test later this year.
LERTS2.0 by HHS (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Digital Health)
Better safe than sorry: HHS has introduced an intelligent IoT system that leverages advanced bio-signal processing and complex sensing technologies to enhance worker safety in ultra-high-risk environments. Designed to monitor real-time health and risk status via its IoT sensor arrays, the system targets the four most common workplace accidents—falls, bumps, suffocation, and heat-related illnesses—by analyzing individual movement patterns and utilizing EEG analysis technology, as well as detecting harmful gases.
PUREMIRR-IAAK by INOSEP (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Digital Health)
PUREMIRR-IAAK (Implantable-Attachable Artificial Kidney) is a portable hemodialysis device aimed at transforming the lives of individuals with end-stage renal disease. Using advanced membrane technology, it allows patients to undergo dialysis treatments outside of the hospital.
BoldJet fromFlowBeams (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Beauty and Personal Care)
The world is finally catching up with Star Trek’s Dr. McCoy, thanks to Flowbeams. BoldJet ditches the needle and delivers liquid medication under the skin without breaking it (“liquid microjet delivery”) offering a painless alternative to traditional injections for vaccines, insulin, and other treatments.
QuickGly by Korea I.T.S. (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Digital Health)
QuickGly™ from Korea I.T.S. Co., Ltd. is a non-invasive device offers rapid diabetes diagnosis by measuring HbA1c levels without the need for blood samples, helping to streamline diabetes management. Sweet victory!
ERA Smart Layer from Welltech Electronics (CES Best of Innovation Honoree, Digital Health)
Welltech Electronics has introduced a better way to get your ZZZs, with its 3.5″-thick ERA Smart Layer. It integrates active spinal alignment, BCG sensors for real-time breathing and heart rate monitoring, and AI algorithms to optimize sleep quality and recovery. The ERA Smart Layer also features multizone relaxation, cloud connectivity, and access to personalized health and wellness coaching services. Night, night.