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The Rapid Increase of Cutting-Edge Digital Devices for Respiratory Care
Covid-19 has triggered an increase in the amount of innovative digital systems and devices coming to market to treat respiratory and pulmonary diseases. Smart inhalers and advanced algorithms are among new digital health technologies transforming global healthcare. Learn more.
Dark-Field X-Ray Method: Lower Radiation, Better Information
An ingenious new X-ray method can diagnose the first signs of lung disease. Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have led the way to use "dark-field X-ray" chest imaging to quickly detect COPD using a fraction of the radiation of standard X-rays. Read the full article here.
Mixed Reality: A New Vision for Healthcare
Virtual and augmented reality are becoming ever-more important to medicine. And mixed reality (MR) is also starting to play a key role in healthcare's immersive technology vision. Discover more.
Could Vaccines Be Given by Robots?
Covid-19 has led to rapid demand for mass vaccination programs, and, in response, Canadian medical engineers have pioneered an innovative means of vaccination. Start-up Cobionix recently demonstrated Cobi, a robotics platform that uses a needle-free injection technology to give intramuscular injections. Read on the full article.
Making Strides: The Atalante Exoskeleton is Getting Personal
A self-balancing exoskeleton that emulates the human walk is being designed for home use and exercise. Wandercraft is developing Atalante, an exoskeleton that enables people with severe mobility issues to stand up, walk and perform hospital rehabilitation exercises. The company is also developing an inexpensive slimline version. We talked to Jean-Louis Constanza, Wandercaft's Chief Business and Clinical Officer. Go through the full text here.
How to Safeguard Humanity in a Context of Excessive Automation?
We interviewed philosopher Jean-Michel Besnier from the Sorbonne University in Paris. His thoughts on the consequences of the rapid rise of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, mainly since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, are well worth reading. Read the full interview.
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