Simply place the Scanadu Scout™ to the forehead...
Scanadu Update - Scout ready to ship.
Scanadu first introduced this and it Caught My Eye last year at CES, but got to use one this year.
As if it is reading your mind, the Scanadu Scout™ provides valuable data about your body. All that information just by placing it on your forehead. Takes about 10 seconds. Imagine all the possibilities.
Holding the Scout between thumb and forefinger, touch the sensor edge to your temple and it measures your temperature, heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen levels. This takes about 10 seconds!
Innovation from Scanadu ready to ship for users in clinical trial - me included, so more on this as it progresses.
Oh, yes and a new product, Scanaflo urinalysis unit also Caught My Eye (separate entry)
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