Announcing smartphone application to detect brain damage
PupilSceen is considered an artificial intelligence that can quantify changes that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
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PupilSceen is considered an artificial intelligence that can quantify changes that cannot be seen with the naked eye.
A fanciful dream of using thought to control things is now within human reach, thanks to two research works on computer-brain interface technology about to be published…
Fujitsu said it eventually passed a laptop (laptop) from the company that uses Sony-made batteries that burns and burns its owner.
According to Helite, the device reduces the fall of 90 percent, and it is more unique than the one that predicts the carrier's fall in sensory capabilities.
Typically, the robot takes a considerable amount of time (several dozen seconds) to reorganize after an unexpected physical damage.
B-shoe is a smart shoe from a technology company in Israel, led by Dr. Yonatan Manor.
FATE early contact with emergency services or health facilities when an older person falls or suffers an injury.
A quadriceps athlete suffering from spinal cord injury will return to the steering wheel at the Indianapolis 500 race this year.
High-tech shoes, with the ability to recognize when a user is about to fall to a balance, promises to help prevent thousands of fall injuries, especially in the elderly.
The painful muscle spasms caused by brain injury or neurological disorders are usually controlled only by medication or surgery.
DARPA introduces the concept of Warrior Web protection, which integrates sensor technology to reduce the risk of injury while maintaining the muscular capacity of soldie…
To limit brain injury, especially for athletic athletes, the Reebok sportswear company and MC10 Electronic Co. have developed a CheckLight sensor cone that can alert use…
Back pain affects 80% of the population, both young and old, regardless of the time of illness.
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.