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your hardware conducts 2014 CS coverage brought to you by and cix technology connected get level Chuck okay alright guys and i'm here with dulce with mimo dulce this is probably one of the most groundbreaking wearable tech for new parents can you give us a little bit of a breakdown us exactly what we're seeing here sure it's the MIMO smart baby monitor basically what a baby does is they wear this organic cotton onesie that has their respiration sensors on the front these two stripes right here and you pair that with a little turtle and with this a parent can monitor their baby's breathing skin temperature body position they're awake or asleep and also listen to audio so you can see all the information in real time on your smart tablet or phone set notifications and alerts and then pull out trends over time and there's a way that you can actually push information to certain Edison powered devices correct so can you give me a break down or what these devices are ya so right now the Intel Edison which was premiered yesterday is inside the turtle but there's also one that we've prototyped into a brand new bottle warmer that'll be released later this year and Georgica this is yeah you can pick it up yeah but essentially what i can do is the two products can talk to one another and a baby's nursery I know when the baby wakes up and will be hungry to help save a little bit of time and getting the baby back how much is good and how much is this gonna read so far it's gonna retail for 199 dollars and will be available this week it comes with three of the onesies in a turtle and then as much data yeah what about some future applications yeah so I think there's a lot we can do in terms of feeding in terms of we're looking at smart baby mobiles and we're really excited about potty training alright guys so this actually concludes probably one of the most innovative applications of wearable tech that we've seen so far at 2014 CES coverage now guys what I want you to do is I want you to like the video if you like it I don't want you to dislike it because there's nothing to dislike and make sure that you follow us on Twitter Instagram and of course on YouTube and keep on checking back for more badass kickass damn good CES 2014 coverage