CES 2019 Wearables Roundup: Healthcare Features Take Center Stage

At CES 2019, wearable device vendors showcased their latest products, which offer a greater number of features than the original smartwatches and fitness trackers, allowing them to also be used as medical devices. Obstacles to deploying these devices will include obtaining medical clearance, ensuring adequate battery life, and cost considerations, among others.

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