At CES 2025, innovators in digital health drew thousands of attendees to the Venetian Convention and Expo Center in Las Vegas. Medtech Insight was on site to bring you some of the most interesting technologies. Below is the second roundup of some of the most innovative tech seen, and in some cases demoed, at this year’s biggest tech event, which was held from 7-10 January.
CES Roundup: UTI-Detecting Smart Toilets; Smart Glasses For Visually Impaired; Non-Invasive Injections; Earbuds Capturing Heart Beats
In this second roundup of innovative technologies seen or demoed at CES 2025, Medtech Insight tunes into heartbeat-listening earbuds, vision aids for people with macular degeneration, UTI-detecting toilets, non-invasive injection devices, hot flash-cooling wristband, mobility-aiding smart shoes, and robotic aids for cerebral palsy.
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