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12 Articles in Digital Health and Wellness
Soft-Tissue Robotic Systems for Surgery Market
Revolution in Surgery: Growing Adoption of Soft-Tissue Robotic Systems in Healthcare
E-Methanol: Powering the Future of Sustainable Fuel
E-methanol is a liquid fuel made by combining green hydrogen (H₂) and captured carbon dioxide (CO2). This process uses renewable electricity to create green hydrogen from water through electrolysis. Hydrogen is then synthesized with CO2 captured from sources such as industrial facilities or the atmosphere. It is considered a sustainable alternative to fossil-based fuels.
Smart Workplaces: The Next Chapter of Work
A workspace is no longer merely a physical structure. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of a workplace has transformed into a flexible combination of experiences—part home, part hub and part digital platform. Intelligent workplaces integrate these elements using sensors, analytics and building automation, with a focus on people-first design.
AI-Enhanced Low-Cost Stethoscope: Solution for Early Detection of Cardiopulmonary Diseases
AI-Enhanced Low-Cost Stethoscopes: Revolutionizing Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics
Virtual and Augmented Reality: Emerging Solution for Advanced Healthcare
Revolution in Healthcare: The Rising Adoption of Virtual and Augmented Reality
Edible Sensors and Smart Pills
Edible Sensors and Smart Pills: Revolution in Digital Healthcare Diagnostics
Direct Air Capture (DAC): Paving the Way to a Net-Zero Future
Direct air capture (DAC) refers to the process of removing CO2directly from the atmosphere by using various chemical processes. This CO2 is then either stored underground or used in various industrial processes, products, or fuel production. It is considered an important technology for removing CO2 and thus meeting the net-zero and sustainability goals.
Bioelectronic Medicine: Growing Interest in Nerve Stimulation Treatments
For years, people believed that there was a pill for every condition. However, contrary to the usual pattern, our bodies have always spoken a different dialect. It is not a language of substances but of electric signals, millions of tiny impulses that control cardiac function and the rhythm of respiration and ensure that every cell is synchronized.
Building a Sustainable Healthcare Infrastructure: Transforming Care for a Greener Future
Traditionally, hospitals were the only institutions where science and empathy were integrated to improve patients’ conditions. However, this has always represented a certain ecological impact, which has been recognized over time. The healthcare sector is a large consumer of energy. It generates complex waste and is one of the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases.
Ultra-Low Power Edge AI Chips for Medical IoT Devices: A Call to Build What’s Next
The need for more intelligent and effective devices is greater than ever in the quickly changing field of medical technology, particularly in the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) space. Medical IoT devices can now run sophisticated AI algorithms locally without depleting battery life—thanks to ultra-low power edge AI processors, which are becoming an essential enabler of this capability.
