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Medical Devices
Date Published:
October 2011
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|  | Product DescriptionThe CPX187 is a new SleepTrak product from iMPak Health. It is the first NFC-enabled health
and wellness application in the world for consumers. The sleep assessment card is worn while
sleeping at night. It monitors your sleep trends during that time by tracking the activity levels
associated with sleep. Upon rising, the sleep card is simply placed under the appropriate model
of cell phone and the records are transferred via Near Field Communication (NFC) technology.
The cell phone application can then display your sleep patterns, efficiency and trends. Data
can be collected over time and later shared via email with the appropriate party. At this time, compatible cell phones for transmission and display of storage include the Nokia C7, Nokia
Astound, and Samsung Nexus S, with the application software to be downloaded from the
corresponding website. Product Teardown Report DescriptionBaseline Teardown Reports identify primary ICs and information on major sub-assemblies such as camera and display module. Product Teardown Report Content
* Integrated circuit (IC) content, including brand, part number and description * Major Components * Main Board Photos * Main Board IC Identification * Selected Display Modules and Board Photos
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