Hitachi Wireless Health Monitoring Wristwatch

May 30 2005, 9:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Wrist Dreams reports about Hitachi's wireless health monitoring wristwatch.

Hitachi has developed a wristwatch, which can measure the wearer's health conditions such as pulse, moves and body temperature. The monitoring wristwatch can send the data via wireless network connectivity via the Internet to remote monitoring services.
More details on Wrist Dreams.

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