Tag: Medical wearables
Stanford Researchers Develop Ultrathin, Flexible Circuits for Wearables
Researchers at Stanford University have invented a manufacturing technique that yields flexible, atomically thin transistors less than 100 nanometers in length – several times smaller than previously possible. The technique […]
Imperial College London Explores The Future of Wearable Technologies
In a paper published in June 2021, researchers at the Imperial College London have explored the future of wearable technologies. The wearable technology industry is expanding rapidly. The most obvious […]
Ava: AI-Powered Digital Assistant for Seniors Developed by 100Plus
100Plus is a fast-growing remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform. The company’s suite of remote patient monitoring technologies includes Blood Pressure Cuff, Digital Weight Scale, Emergency Watch, and Blood Glucose Monitor. […]
University of Alberta Pilot Project Using Health Care Originals Wearable Tech to Predict Respiratory...
A new feasibility study through the University of Alberta could help those dealing with long-term, chronic respiratory issues, using Health Care Originals novel wearable technology and artificial intelligence to monitor […]
Koya Medical’s Compression Therapy System Dayspring Is Designed To Treat Lymphedema And Venous Diseases
Lymphedema a happens when your body’s lymph system is damaged or blocked due to protein rich fluid. This can lead to feelings of pain, heaviness, and interfere with your daily […]
Fitbit Patent Suggests Smart Ring With Clinical-Grade SpO2 and Blood Pressure Tracking
Google might one day take on Oura and deliver a fitness ring to consumers. According to Wareable, Fitbit has officially applied for a patent on a smart ring that would […]