Nudge is a wearable device that recognizes when you move your hand towards your face. It vibrates subtly and lights up to count the number of times it has happened.
Wearable
A patch to monitor COVID-19 patients
Philips has introduced a new generation of wearable biosensors for early detection of deterioration of the patient’s clinical condition, including clinical surveillance for COVID-19.
A smartwatch that measures SpO2
The new Huawei GT 2e, the latest model from the Chinese manufacturer, is on the market.
Family medicine meets robotics: protheses developed autonomously on the territory
A general practitioner designed a robotic hand prosthesis for a patient and made it at home, using a 3D printer and simple tools available to anyone. The artificial hand is precise enough to write and grasp objects, such as an apple, with confidence. All this, at extremely low costs. Continue reading
Withings enters the B2B market with a new division and two professional solutions
Withings Med Pro is the new B2B division that debuts with the launch of two solutions for professionals and telemedicine service companies. Continue reading
Sony Enters the B2B Wearable Device Market
Sony presented the mSafety platform at the Connected Health Conference in Boston. This platform addresses digital healthcare companies to enable them incorporating wearable sensors into remote monitoring services. Continue reading
Apple launches three new clinical studies in collaboration with leading health organizations, including the WHO
Apple announced yesterday that it will launch three new clinical studies based on Watch in collaboration with leading health and academic organizations, including the WHO, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and others. Continue reading
Garmin Venu, the new smartwatch for health monitoring
At IFA 2019, Garmin presented a new series of GPS smartwatch for people who want to take care of their health. Continue reading
Control phones and computers with your thoughts: Elon Musk’s latest challenge
Elon Musk’s Neuralink, the secretive company developing brain-machine interfaces, showed off some of the technology it has been developing to the public for the first time. The goal is to eventually begin implanting devices in paralyzed humans, allowing them to control phones or computers. Continue reading
Fitbit users now have access to Cardiogram’s heart condition-detecting deep neural network
Cardiogram, maker of a smartwatch app that uses deep neural network technology to detect various heart conditions, has inked a deal with Fitbit allowing its application to be integrated with the tech giant’s wearables. Continue reading
