Toshiba will use next week’s CEATEC Japan show to...
Toshiba will use next week’s CEATEC Japan show to showcase a wristband fitness tracker that draws on Toshiba’s biosensor technology to record a user’s physical activity and sleep patterns, the company said Wednesday (http://bit.ly/ZslfPh). It also will showcase the Silmee,…
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a vital signs sensor module that senses the heart’s activity, pulse and body temperature to analyze the condition of the user’s autonomic nervous system and sleep, Toshiba said. In the field of electronic devices, Toshiba will showcase products that use wireless technology “to provide new user experiences,” it said. Examples include SeeQVault, a next-gen content protection technology, Toshiba said. SeeQVault, developed by Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba, uses bidirectional authentication with a unique identifier and public key infrastructure and can be integrated into flash memory cards for Ultra HD content playback in a smartphone, tablet or TV (CED Feb 27/13 p7). Also on display at the CEATEC stand will be “a glasses-like wearable device” called Toshiba Glasses, Toshiba said: “Visitors can try them out in different situations, such as watching sport or maintenance inspection.” CEATEC opens Oct. 7 in Japan’s Makuhari Messe for a five-day run.