Athletes’ latest high-tech tool may be a bottle of Gatorade. The sports beverage brand is developing a "smart cap" that communicates digitally with a band aid-like sweat patch to track users ...

The cap lights up when a player needs to drink more. Some professional sports teams are already using the “smart cap,” but the product won’t immediately be available to the general public.

Gatorade began testing the smart caps with Brazil's national soccer team during the 2014 World Cup and plans to release a version to professional athletes in summer 2016, but a commercially ...

The Food and Drug Administration has rubber-stamped a smart cap system for insulin pens. Bigfoot Unity works with an integrated continuous glucose monitoring system (iCGM) to provide ...

Smart cap tells you to drink water, take meds, refill soap Israeli startup Water.io began with high-tech Reminder caps and branched out to connected bottle closures that benefit both consumer and ...

Florida isn’t drowning in money. Just the opposite is true. It has a revenue shortfall now estimated at $3.8 billion. The state Senate this week released a budget that would whack $1 billion … ...

One smart cap could be the perfect way to keep me on track. Pillsy’s somewhat boiled down solution to meds management also means a far lower price than competitors.