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It is Google's announcement in the study of the potential of neural networks in health care.
This humane invention has a milky-colored surface, which is equipped with a camera and uses facial recognition technology to determine the smile of the viewer.
The device was built by scientists at University College London (UCL) and University of Nottingham (UK).
According to Digital Trends, a new 3D printer will allow pharmacies to create patient dosages based on their own needs extremely quickly and easily.
Fatima Al Kaabi, 16, is best known as the youngest inventor in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Al Kaabi's products are in the process of being tested.
The feature of this mirror is to reflect the image only when the mirror is smiling.
This AI project sounds depressing, but it is highly applicable in the real world.
In the field of Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from Ohio University announced the invention of a special chip that regenerates all types of cells, even the organ.
Special equipment developed by a Korean start-up promises to bring hope to people with depression in the future.
An Australian team of researchers developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can predict the patient's early death risk by looking at internal organs.
Microsoft claims that the Emma Watch smart wearable device can help Parkinson's patients get easier, more convenient daily life.
An Israeli company has unveiled applications based on phone cameras to analyze images, thereby finding diseases and suggesting treatment directions.
After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
According to the Slashgear technology site, SEM Scanner has helped hospitals remove or reduce ulcers in patients due to lying long.