W/Me wristband offers mental health analysis, reaches goal on
Kickstarter  Just in case you needed to own or learn about
another wearable tracking device: the W/Me wristband by Phyode
has reached its $100,000 funding goal on Kickstarter and will
therefore begin the manufacturing process.  Phyode, a Mountain
View-based start-up, notably claimed its wristband featured a
sensor that monitors a body’s automatic nervous system,
providing feedback on activity such as breathing patterns. This
type of functionality offers clues to a user's state of health
or physical wellbeing by possibly detecting negative patterns. 
However, the W/Me wristband is different from other activity
tracking devices because it also tracks mental health. Among
other things, it offers an Autonomic Nervous System age (which
differs from a user's biological age), agility score
readings, life spectrum analysis and a general mental state
description.  "Instead of monitoring individual items such as
heart rate or blood pressure, we have develop