Sony Mobile has unveiled smart bracelet SmartBand 2, which is set to become available worldwide starting September. The SmartBand 2 features the same form factor and designs as the first-generation SmartBand and is equipped with pulse sensor, movement tracker and sleep detector to record users' personnel data. The bracelet is also IP68 water-proof standard certified. Compared to the first-generation device, the SmartBand 2 has a longer battery life and can run up to two days with only one hour of charging, according to the vendor. Sony said that the SmartBand 2 is designed jointly by its creative centers in Sweden and Japan.

At Computex Aidmics Biotechnology showcased its iSperm, which inspects pig sperm. It is a tool for animal husbandry. Aidmics said it has sold over 100 iSperm devices since its launch, with Taiwan and non-Taiwan markets each accounting for 50%.

Japan-based eyewear brand, JINS, has announced Meme smart eyewear for the US market in 2015 as part of its expansion plan outside of Asia. The JINS Meme (available with or without prescription lenses) use bio-sensing technology to detect changes in eye and body movements so wearers can monitor their body statuses. The company will demonstrate the JINS Meme in the US at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas from January 6-9, 2015. Developed for nearly five years by academics and doctors in Japan, sensors of the JINS Meme are able to capture information from wearers' bodies via the JINS Meme app for iOS and Android.