Health-Care Wearables: Body Signals
Health-care wearables monitoring devices have taken great strides in functionality but there is still room for improvement.
Health-care wearables monitoring devices have taken great strides in functionality but there is still room for improvement.
Excessive collection of statistical data is at the heart of a huge sports trend. As if crunching and interpreting vast amounts of performance-related information will allow you to look into the future.
Computers can do many things a lot better than the human brain but there are still tasks we do easily that are impossible for computers to accomplish. What if the two systems could cooperate seamlessly? Smart Industry takes a look at some of the amazing developments in brain–computer interfaces
When it comes to valuable real estate on the human body, the ear is the new wrist. Wearables are changing.
Designers and manufacturers of men’s and women’s apparel are exploring ways to predict trends faster and more accurately than ever before. They are helped by researchers who are looking for ways to utilize artificial intelligence. Smart Industry went to Cornell University in New York to talk to two bright young scholars who are teaching computers everything about garments, fabrics, colors, and patterns and how style is manufactured.
The smart home industry continues to evolve along the lines of connectivity and interoperability but many challenges remain. As the industry moves from closed to open ecosystems, business models will be freed up and continue to grow rapidly.
For a long time, I’ve been wanting to store my data permanently. No, I don’t mean on a USB stick or a hard drive. I mean something really, really durable.
In the world of tomorrow, service robots and automated assistance systems will serve us just like human waiters used to do. But is the industry ready for the next technological revolution?
AI is powerful Magic: Interview with Toby Walsh – A Conversation about Artifcial Intelligence and developments.
The value of the IoT health-care sector is set to surpass $136 billion by 2021. As the prospect of truly connected health care becomes a reality, which digital services should hospitals be looking to adopt to better serve patients.