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Privacy flushed: New AI toilet camera scans your waste for hidden health issues
Kohler’s Dekoda reimagines bathroom tech with a $599 toilet camera that scans waste samples for hydration, gut health, and blood traces.
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Are you enough of a camera nerd to put one on your toilet? The Kohler Dekoda wants to look in your loo to track your poo
Cameras are behind smart home advancements from navigating robot vacs to smart fridges that know what's on the shelves – but ...
Home products company Kohler is launching a new Kohler Health division, and its first product is a $599 camera for your toilet.
With One Punch Man Season 3 Episode 2, ‘Monster Traits’, out now, here’s how to watch it free and why anime fans are talking ...
Zohran Mamdani has seized the political agenda — and looks close to seizing victory — in New York City. America’s financial ...
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What Really Happens After You Flush a Toilet - Inside the Hidden Sewer Systems
Sewers are the hidden backbone of modern cities. In this video, I explain how sewer systems work, why they’re so important, and how engineers designed them to keep waste out of sight - and out of mind ...
As part of a new initiative focused on “turning the bathroom into a connected, data-informed health and wellness hub,” Kohler ...
With his band The Polaroids releasing their first full-length album in over 20 years, Oz rock icon Dave McCormack discusses ...
Kohler Launches $600 iPhone-Connected Toilet Camera That Monitors Your Health Through Waste Analysis
Kohler is expanding its line of bathroom products with Dekoda, an iPhone-connected device that's designed to be attached to a ...
Clipped inside the rim of your toilet, the Dekoda’s optical sensor analyzes your stool for insights about your gut heath.
Kohler has officially launched Dekoda (decoder, get it?), a slim, clip-on device that attaches discreetly to your existing ...
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