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Equipment 'to' young people into old people
Age Man Suit is the name of a device that when worn, the wearer will feel like old people. German scientist Rahel Eckardt has successfully developed a device called the…
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Sensors track the bonsai
Koubachi's sensors will monitor the humidity, light, temperature, fertility of the land and notify the owner of the wireless network. Just a sensor but it can captur…
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Incubator for preterm infants
High-tech infantry cages can be installed next to the maternity bed, allowing mothers and fathers to bond with each other and to touch each other as a healthy mother and…
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Telehealth - Effective remote health control system
Connected to a health counseling center, a more compact device than a desk phone can help employers monitor heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and general h…
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Robot recognizes the face
Japanese designers hope the robots will become health care vehicles in future hospitals.
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Robot air purifier
Moneual (South Korea) has introduced a robot called Rydis H1004 II, capable of going around the house to filter the air and help the elderly when needed.
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Thailand launches robots to take care of the disabled
Robot Asia CT, Thailand has launched hi-tech nursing robots to support the care of the disabled and the elderly.
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Hand-held health equipment
The X-PRIZE Foundation recently launched a $ 10 million prize to encourage the development of handheld devices that can assess human health.
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Shoes 'care' people with memory loss
GTX Corp, a US based shoe manufacturer, has launched a GPS-enabled shoe for better care of people with Alzheimer's disease. ).
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Robots help the elderly
On November 1, Toyota Motor Corp. launched a high-tech health care center with robots that could take patients to bed or help patients and the elderly.
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New sensors help measure heavy metal concentrations in human blood
Researchers working at the University of Cincinnati, USA have developed a sensor that provides quick feedback regarding the presence and concentration of heavy metals, e…
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Robot dental patients like real people
The Japanese dental students do not have to worry about having patients to practice because of the 'patient' Showa Hanako 2 looks like a real person.
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Equipment to help parents look after children
Child care providers can use this device to identify those who are bullied, knowing that the child is threatened by other children.
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New patient care robot in Japan
Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro of the University of Osaka has long conceived many human robot generations, so as to face as many people as possible ...