Wearable Technology Articles & Analysis
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Biotech company Nuritas speeds up ingredient discovery in nutrition through AI, using techniques from the pharmaceutical industry where innovation and investment rates are much higher. Through its bioactive peptide finder, Magnifier NπΦ, the company can boast a clinical trial success rate of 80%. Development of an ingredient goes through three phases, from discovery to preclinical biology ...
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Dr. Andy Franklyn-Miller, Chief Medical and Innovation Officer at Nuritas about intelligent ingredients, explaining peptides and proving an AI model in life science. There is a lack of innovation within ingredients in food, many have been discovered decades ago, mostly with cost, taste and texture in mind. However as ...
Wearable technology such as blood glucose monitors and fitness trackers are included in RPM systems. ...
Wearable technology has even penetrated the fashion industry and today, they are considered modern-day must-haves for people on the go. ...
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Suffice to say, wearable smart devices are true attestations of how much medical technology has come a long way in history. ...
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A medical trend that is likely to experience growth from 2020 to 2027 is wearable devices in the healthcare industry and the move to digitize processes for medical professionals. ...
No studies included implantable monitoring devices. Current technology limitations While PRO platforms and wearable technology have potential to improve care, implementation in the clinic faces many challenges. ...
A team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley developed a wearable sensor to monitor an individual’s health based upon their sweat. ...
Such wearable sensing technologies could be used outside of the clinic to monitor “homework,” as task practice outside of structured therapy sessions can improve neurological recovery and functional abilities (Dobkin, 2004; Harris et al., 2009). ...