Technology and personal wellness continue to converge, with new devices and apps reshaping how people eat, exercise—and especially—sleep. At CES 2025, companies unveiled a wave of health-focused inventions that highlight the growing role of tech in everyday well-being.
Among the most talked-about launches was Vivoo’s expansion into at-home reproductive health testing. The wellness app introduced three urine-based kits—targeting ovulation, fertility, and vaginal pH—that measure key hormones such as follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), and human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG).
These biomarkers can signal ovulation or early pregnancy. Results sync instantly with the Vivoo app, displaying data in user-friendly calendars designed for cycle and fertility tracking. The tests will be available in early 2025 through Amazon and major retailers.
Vivoo also revealed an at-home blood test to detect inflammation, as well as an updated version of its “smart toilet,” which monitors hydration levels.
Hearing technology was another standout. Elehear showcased the upcoming Beyond Pro, an AI-powered hearing aid building on its earlier Elehear Beyond model.
The device not only enhances sound clarity through the company’s Vocclear system but also provides real-time language translation and tinnitus relief. Designed for the growing over-the-counter hearing aid market, it allows users to bypass traditional clinical visits while still benefiting from advanced features.
With products spanning reproductive health kits, hydration-monitoring toilets, and AI-driven hearing aids, CES 2025 made it clear: health technology is moving rapidly from clinical settings into the home, transforming how individuals monitor and manage their wellness.
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