Body Scan is a connected health station. It looks like any black scale but with a handle on the upper part of the scale that you can pull up. There are four electrodes on the handle that take measurements, a six-lead ECG, and segmental body composition. Withings launched the first connected scales back in 2009. But since then, they keep adding new features, allowing users to know what is behind the numbers. Compared to the other scales in the Withings range, it gives more insight and more metrics. For example, it can measure nerve health through the feet. Damage could be a sign of peripheral neuropathy, which is an early sign of type 2 diabetes. Mechanical team leader Manon Navellou says, “Even though you look healthy, sometimes what’s happening in your body needs deeper analysis. This is what Body Scan is allowing.”