Withings announces miniaturized health lab for urine analysis
U-Scan, an in-home biomarker analysis platform, sits within the toilet bowl to analyze the user's urine.
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CES 2023: Withings Debuts iPhone-Connected Urine Reader That Goes in Your Toilet
Withings today announced the U-Scan, a miniaturized health lab that attaches to a toilet bowl and collects urine for home urine screening. Withings...
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This Puck Tess Your Nutrition and Cycle Right From Your Toilet
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Withings' $500 toilet computer wants to be WebMD for your pee
Withings has already conquered scales and smartwatches, now it wants to put a diagnostic engine in your toilet..
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Withings Announces U-Scan - The World's First Hands-free Connected Home Urine Lab
/PRNewswire/ -- Following four years of development, Withings, global leader in connected health is proud to announce U-Scan, a breakthrough in-home biomarker...
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Withings unveils a smart device that you stick in your toilet
Withings, known for its smartwatches, has branched out with its latest product, dubbed the U-Scan, which was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week.
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Withings releases U-Scan for at-home urine analysis • TechCrunch
Withings U-Scan aims to help customers track what's going on in their urine, without having to mess about with catching their waste-water in a cup.
Source: techcrunch.com
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