Asked whether the controversy would overshadow preparations for the Games, Coe added: "Delivering an Olympic Games means you are permanently monitoring thousands of things.
"It's been frustrating having the monitoring end of things without being able to influence the decision making".
The suitcase-like device, packed with a computer and RFID reader, can link up soldiers to satellites for monitoring transit of things like medical supplies or big-ticket munitions.
As the company grows and expands into monitoring Internet of Things (as it plans to do with this influx of cash), that requirement should become even more pronounced as even more data comes flowing into its systems.
Months after he took office in 2009, President Obama gave his support to the UN's proposed Arms Trade Treaty, a multinational effort aimed mainly at monitoring exports of things like assault weapons, tanks, and warplanes, to make sure they don't end up in the hands of a rogue state, or a terrorist group.
Derek McAuley, professor of digital economy at the University of Nottingham, warns that these concerns should be heeded: "When an elderly person's highly instrumented, monitored, internet of things home is hacked to the point that either burglars know when she's gone to bed, or worse, terrorists switch off the heating of elderly people in the UK in the depths of winter.
One person pointed out that many questions in the self-assessment concerned monitoring, and that monitoring a lot of things could distract from the aim to increase patient safety.
Dr Kraft is wearing four wristbands, monitoring a range of things including his heart rate, his sleep pattern and how many steps he takes each day.
The Christian Science Monitor of all things has a profile of pro gaming right now, and while it's a bit "what will they think of next!" it's respectful and flattering of those involved.
