This AI mirror could track your weight, blood pressure, sleep, and more

What if your mirror could show you more than just how you look? 

On Sunday at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, health tech brand Withings unveiled Omnia, the company’s conceptual mirror and smart scale device that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the figure it’s reflecting, interpret data, and provide historical insights and health trends. 

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Omnia uses AI to interpret a person’s heart health, nutrition, body composition, lung function, activity, and sleep, according to the press release. It’s equipped with voice commands, a 3D body model, and multiple health sensors at its base. It seems like a user will step onto the part-mirror-part-scale, get scanned by the device, and view all kinds of data, including their resting and overnight heart rate, blood pressure, muscle-to-fat ratio, water mass, pH, and more. 

While some of this data is collected through Omnia alone, lots of it will be collected by a Withings wearable device, like a smartwatch, blood pressure monitor, or sleep tracker users own and wear around the clock. That data is projected onto the smart mirror for interpretation. 

The mirror acts as an all-in-one snapshot of a Withings user’s health and can connect with healthcare professionals for consultations and assessments, the company states. It also comes with an AI voice companion that answers questions, summarizes health reports, and offers daily motivation. 

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Hundreds of tech brands showcase their fully developed products or product ideas at CES. Omnia belongs to the latter category, with no availability date or price set so far. Certain features, like Omnia’s clinician reviews and AI guidance, are expected to be available on the Withings app this year. 

The smart mirror debuts amid a growing array of health wearables that aim to both collect user health data and contextualize it through data illustration, trends, and personalized insights for a more customized and tailored approach to healthcare.