Browsing: health monitoring

Wearable health technology has transformed how people monitor and manage their fitness and well-being, providing real-time insights and personalized programs.

Researchers have developed sensors using single-wall carbon nanotubes that could significantly enhance continuous health monitoring and the detection of minute biological fluctuations.

Mikael Kågebäck, CTO of Sleep Cycle, will present on using cough data to track global health trends at the University of Cambridge’s AI event.

Researchers have developed computer threads that can be stitched into clothing to monitor whole-body data, potentially leading to advancements in healthcare and environmental protection.

Researchers demonstrate AI’s potential and address concerns about deepfakes and health monitoring at a Congressional exhibition.

An exhibition on Capitol Hill showcased the rapid advancements and potential risks of artificial intelligence, with a focus on deepfakes and AI-powered health monitoring.

Nunavik Police Service plans to install biometric sensors in holding cells to remotely monitor the health of detainees, following successful trials in other Canadian cities.