The Cue Health Tracker takes such technology to the next level. It is essentially a lab-in-a-box that provides much more sophisticated tools and results than fitness bracelets and health apps. According to Dvice, "It will (say its makers) be able to tell women when to try for a baby, as well as diagosing common illnesses such as the flu, and tracking your vitamin and testosterone levels over time."
Compact and comprehensive, it is hard not to appreciate the capabilities of the Cue Health Tracker. Designed by Ayub Khattak, a mathematician and biochemist, and Clint Sever, a product designer and engineer, it allows for less trips to the doctor by providing people with the necessary tools to conduct certain tests in the comfort of their own home. Some of the tests are even quicker than those conducted at medical offices.
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