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This year, a San Francisco-based startup has also entered the space, with a personal environmental monitoring device, called Lapka (also costing circa $250), so interest in environmental-monitoring devices certainly appears to be on the rise.

A company called Jawbone sells a similar monitoring device called Up. Motorola sells a head-mounted display device aimed at business use called the Golden-I, with the screen on an arm that hangs in front of the wearer's face.

A new home monitoring device called Sentri was designed to help consumers make their smart home even smarter.

In late 2013 it hired a number of engineers and scientists from C8 Medisensors, a now-shuttered California company whose sole focus was creating a non-invasive glucose monitoring device called HG1-c.

The ECG monitoring device, called the QardioCore, streams data to the owner's phone and can even send it on to a person's health care provider through a cloud-based service.

The kit comprises a clean birth kit (plastic sheet, cord clamps, sterile blade, gloves, and soap), 4% chlorhexidine solution, sunflower oil emollient, a temperature monitoring device called ThermoSpot™, a Mylar infant warming blanket, and a reusable, instant heat pack that produces heat through an exothermic crystallization reaction of a non-toxic salt-based solution.

The causes were a mystery for air crash investigators, though early suspicions focused on the possible icing up of the critical airspeed monitoring devices called pitot tubes.

This perseverance became particularly important after ETB decided, in 2006, to create its own product: a portable, electronic gait-monitoring device called Pegasus-I.

The depth of anaesthesia can be monitored with a device called BIS (Bispectral index) monitor.

The team then placed half of the rodents in a cage blasted with white noise and half in a sound-proof metal box, while monitoring their brain activity with a device called an electrocorticograph (ECoG).

His device, called the LENA monitor, is used for academic research but never took off as a consumer product.