can detect body temperature and generate "health map" in real time, intelligent thermometer kinsa 9.6 million dollars

As one of the most common medical devices in the world, it is time for the thermometer to have some Internet color.

Smart Thermometer Kinsa has done the job brilliantly, either by the FDA (Food and Drug administration, the Food and Drug Administration) or by selling it at the Apple Store, which is a good silent compliment for Kinsa. Here's a specific story about what Kinsa is.

As you can see from the picture above, an intelligent thermometer kinsa can measure body temperature in the mouth at one end (it can also be sandwiched between armpit or anus), and the other end can be accessed via a data line or a 3.5 mm interface directly to the phone. After 10 seconds of measurement, the body's temperature is displayed on the cell phone.

It is worth mentioning that Kinsa will use animation to keep the children's attention in the 10-second measurement gap, so that they will not be bored by the temperature. At the same time, Kinsa does not have a built-in battery, so users do not need to worry about their endurance.

Intelligently, for home users, Kinsa can monitor the family's body temperature and health status, and feed back to a private physician to help doctors diagnose the condition. Kinsa is also planning to build community groups, and Kinsa users in the region can learn what is happening in the region through communication.

The longer-term goal, Kinsa, is to generate a "health map" in real time through the use of a large number of users, to help predict disease derivatives through large data on the body's temperature in each region, and to prepare for protection in advance.

It was with the prospect of a big data application that Kinsa the $9.6 million a-round financing of Kleiner, Firstmark Capital and Andy Palmer and other investors. Kinsa said the round of financing will be used to increase production, expand production lines, recruit talent, and market promotion.

You can use the video to learn more about the Kinsa scenario: