Fitbit's enterprise health unit hits Q1 stride, $122 million annual revenue run rate
Fitbit is also seeing strong demand for its devices. The hardware is seen as a customer acquisition avenue for a broader software and services strategy.
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Medtronic, IBM add AI driven low glucose warning system to Sugar.IQ app
The effort is likely to be part of a barrage of health, wellness, and AI announcements coming out of CES 2019.
Life Fitness launches cloud gym management software
The fitness equipment vendor is launching a software-as-service effort to improve gym management and reduce member churn.
Nautilus launches AI platform to coach, train Bowflex customers
Max Intelligence is a cloud-based subscription service delivered through Samsung's Knox platform and tablets to move users toward health and fitness goals.
Medtronic, IBM study: Machine learning, app, glucose monitoring hardware combo improves diabetes management
The study was based on data from 3,100 people with diabetes who used Medtronic's Guardian Connect glucose monitoring hardware for at least five days.
Haven Life adds DNA testing, discounts, wills and digital storage to AI
Haven Life aims to give policyholders more perks for when they're alive.
Patients starting to demand digital healthcare, says Accenture
An Accenture survey highlights how healthcare is going to have to go through that same customer-led digital transformation process as other industries.
Facebook, NYU aim to use AI to speed up MRI scans
By using less data, the fastMRI project aims to produce reliable scans up to 10x faster than today.
ResMed buys MatrixCare for $750 million, adds to home health care software portfolio
ResMed, best known for its sleep apnea equipment and software, is acquiring electronic health record player MatrixCare to expand is software-as-a-service business.
UPS, Matternet launch drone healthcare delivery service
A drone can make a trip from a clinic to a lab in 3 minutes and 15 seconds, while a car can take up to 30 minutes.