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Lifestyle and sleep: Live right, sleep right with the latest technology

The Quartz Bottle: Using ultraviolet light to keep itself and the water inside clean, Quartz is a water bottle that has a UV-C light in its lid. Every four hours the light is triggered, which Quartz claims help purifies the water and the bottle itself.

Kolibree Magic toothbrush: Geared towards kids, this toothbrush uses an augmented-reality-based phone app and the phone's front-facing camera to incentivize kids to brush their teeth thoroughly.
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This sleep pillow "breathes" in and out to help you fall asleep.

Osram SFH 4735 embeddable emitter: First introduced as SCiO in 2016 as a standalone scanner and its latest technology again in 2017 as a phone, the Osram chip is a near-infrared spectrometer that can tell you the chemical components of an object and gathers information on things like soil content, body fat, medicine, how sweet a piece of fruit is and more.

Dreamlight sleep mask: Launching as an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign, Dreamlight is a Bluetooth-connected sleep mask that covers your eyes and ears. It dims and illuminates light to match with your breathing and plays ambient sounds to block out noise.

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Somnox robot pillow: Somnox is a robot pillow that features an accelerometer, an audio sensor and a carbon dioxide sensor. As you hold it to your chest when you're in bed, you can feel Somnox expand and contract as if it were breathing. This, in turn, helps you relax and regulate your breathing as you fall asleep.do you believe with me that the latest technology has improve our health and wellness?

Nokia Sleep: The Wi-Fi-enabled mat sits under your mattress and gathers all kinds of info about your sleep. It tracks how long you sleep, as well as how restful your sleep was and your snoring patterns, and then gives you recommendations on how to improve your sleep.

Sleep Number: Though smart-mattress maker Sleep Number didn't announce a physical product at CES, the company wants to make the latest technology than Nokia's Sleep matt and says it's looking into the future where its mattresses can help with diagnosing conditions like heart attacks, sleep apnea, the flu and more.
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The Omron wearable measures blood pressure.

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