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Equipment for continuous monitoring of fetal development
Russian scientists are studying the manufacture of monitor devices that allow detecting the smallest commands in the big process of the fetus to help doctors promptly in…
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Medicine - Health
Electronic shell for the heart
Experts from the University of Illinois (USA) have presented a project to study the electronic casing for the heart, health monitoring equipment and can replace pacemake…
Science invention
The 10-year-old boy invented a device that could save millions of children in the hot season
According to statistics, since 1988, about 712 children are thought to have died from heatstroke while sitting in a car alone on a hot day.
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Discover sleep monitoring technology devices
Although experts recommend that you put technology equipment out of the bedroom, the phone is still a useful tool if you want to monitor sleep.
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Smart device to help you reduce stress
These devices integrate with mobile phones, help detect and warn high levels of stress based on heart rate, respiratory, mood, posture and body temperature.
New technology
Find fabric turning materials into health monitoring devices
This fabric is made of soft and wide sensors, which can transmit data on a variety of human body movements.
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A comprehensive health monitoring device
British scientists have built a sensor to monitor health in a comprehensive way, according to the Daily Mail on May 9.
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Laser equipment for sleep monitoring of newborns
Concerned about the baby's breathing, Gjoci, a young Hungarian dad, decided to make a baby monitor. If within 10 seconds, no measurement of the child's movement…
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Electronic tattoo monitoring device
Recently, scientists from the University of Illinois has just released
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Monitoring device under the skin
Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.