Pedometer

With its new flagship device, the UP3, Jawbone introduces a new set of sensors and software features that could finally provide reliable sleep and activity tracking data, succeeding where so many others have fallen short.

With a raft of new wearables flooding onto the market, it was only a matter of time before someone made the humble innersole smarter. Digitsole is an innersole which warms your feet, counts your steps, and tracks the calories you have burned while walking – all via a simple smartphone app.

Azoi has announced the Wello, a US$200 smartphone case that measures blood pressure, ECG, heart rate, blood oxygen, temperature and lung function to a high level of accuracy. Wello is designed to enable anyone to track all their vital health data, and make informed lifestyle choices.

A new device launched by Fujitsu promises to monitor your dog's weight and general health.

Electronic ears tags are being used to check on the well-being of cattle.

Einstein's Pedometer is an iPhone app that will let you know just how many extra nanoseconds, relatively speaking, you've gained by getting moving as opposed to sitting on your rear end.

GeoPalz are pedometers for children, that are linked to a website where users can claim prizes based on how many miles they've walked.

The Perrelet TURBINE XL watch will enable caffeine-addicted, ADHD-suffering freaks to amuse themselves for hours. Don’t believe us? See inside.

The Fitbit personal activity monitor is now being shipped to a backlog of customers, so we take a closer look at what exactly the device does