 Hey, this is Ben Popper reporting for The Verge from CES 2014. I'm here with the Scandidoo medical tricorder. You put it to your temple and it gives you your vital signs. This morning, for example, it's telling me I'm very hungover. So you can see here as I place the Scandidoo on my temple, it starts to take my readings. It's looking at five vital signs, the five things they would be looking for when you come into a hospital. So for example here, you can see my heart rate and temperature. This is basically just a check on your most basic vitals to get a sense of your health at the current moment. So what I'm showing you here are the new prototypes which are going to begin shipping to the Indiegogo people who backed this project in March. The product won't be available for retail right away. They're going to go through an FDA approval process and the folks who backed this on Indiegogo are actually going to be part of the usability study testing out the Scandidoo.
 Hey, this is Ben Popper reporting for The Verge from CES 2014.
 I'm here with the Scandidoo medical tricorder.
 You put it to your temple and it gives you your vital signs.
 This morning, for example, it's telling me I'm very hungover.
 So you can see here as I place the Scandidoo on my temple, it starts to take my readings.
 It's looking at five vital signs, the five things they would be looking for when you
 come into a hospital.
 So for example here, you can see my heart rate and temperature.
 This is basically just a check on your most basic vitals to get a sense of your health
 at the current moment.
 So what I'm showing you here are the new prototypes which are going to begin shipping to the Indiegogo
 people who backed this project in March.
 The product won't be available for retail right away.
 They're going to go through an FDA approval process and the folks who backed this on Indiegogo
 are actually going to be part of the usability study testing out the Scandidoo.