The Nuralogix Longevity Mirror, showcased at CES 2026, offers a unique health assessment experience by using transdermal optical imaging to evaluate various health metrics such as heart rate, blood pressure, and mental health. Priced at $899, this smart mirror provides users with a longevity score and aims to offer a contactless alternative to traditional health monitoring methods. While the mirror's results for metrics like heart rate and blood pressure align with other devices, its accuracy for other metrics, such as body mass index, is questionable without precise input data. The device is part of a growing trend in longevity tech, with other companies also exploring innovative health monitoring solutions. This matters because it highlights the increasing interest and investment in preventive health technologies that could potentially improve quality of life.
