Healthtech Intelligence Report

Every year, millions of gym members quit because they cannot see progress. A 35-second 3D scan changes what “progress” looks like. The fitness industry’s retention problem is fundamentally a measurement…

The gap between what a bathroom scale tells you and what a clinician needs to know about your body is measured in dimensions, and a 3D scanner closes that gap…

A number on a scale cannot show you where your body is changing. A 3D scan can show you exactly where you are gaining muscle and losing fat, down to…

Pregnancy transforms body composition monitoring from a fitness tool into a clinical necessity. Most smart scales were not designed with this reality in mind. Weight monitoring during pregnancy is one…

Sometimes the most useful health device is the simplest one, the one you actually step on every morning without thinking about it. Health technology has a complexity problem. As devices…

Your watch tracks every mile, every rep, every heartbeat. Without a scale that speaks the same language, half the story stays untold. Fitness wearables have created an unprecedented window into…

Thirty million people have stepped on a Renpho scale. At under $50, the barrier between ignorance and awareness about body composition has never been lower. The greatest obstacle to body…

A Japanese company that has been measuring body composition since 1992 quietly builds the scales that researchers trust. Its consumer devices cost less than most smartwatches. Tanita Corporation has a…

The same company whose devices measure body composition in 65,000 hospitals and research facilities worldwide has built a consumer scale. The question is how much clinical precision survives the transition….

Your arteries age faster than you do. A bathroom scale that measures how fast is the first step toward slowing them down. Arterial stiffness is one of the earliest detectable…