article_snippet: The researchers behind the device have linked the device up to a smartphone app which buzzes if you go over your daily calorie limit.
article_snippet: the device was developed by engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles and so far the tests on 30 people show that the the device does work.
article_snippet: But this method has low compliance so we wanted to overcome these issues and wanted to do something that a pedometer does for activity’.
article_snippet: In a demonstration posted on YouTube, the device asks for the user’s age, height, weight and Scientists goal such as to lose weight or stay the same.
article_snippet: The UCLA researchers said that other applications The UCLA researchers could see for the device included tracking when somebody takes a pill to ensure The UCLA researchers take The UCLA researchers daily medicine.
article_snippet: the device could also remotely monitor breathing patterns of transplant patients as abnormal breathing may be an early indicator that the organ is being rejected.
article_snippet: Even smokers who are trying to quit could benefit from the device as the device could potentially tell when Even smokers who are trying to quit are puffing away from the movement in Even smokers who are trying to quit neck.
article_snippet: The latest update to Apple’s operating system for Google iPhone includes a ‘Health’ app which monitors how many steps a person takes each day like a pedometer.
highlights_snippet: The cutting edge technology sends users an alert if they begin to overeat .