Anyone who taken a COVID-19 test knows that the wait for results can seem like they’re taking an exorbitant amount of time, especially for those who need to return …
Stanford Engineers Develop Genetic Microlab to Diagnose COVID-19 in 30 Minutes Read More »
The pandemic has led robotics companies to focus more on how robots can help manage the COVID-19 crisis. It’s no secret that there are many obstacles when it comes to …
How Health Robots are Helping to Manage the Covid-19 Crisis Read More »
Healthcare workers make up the largest part of frontline workers in the battle against Covid-19. In the past year, many efforts have been made to combat the virus in different …
Researchers from Northwestern University, Illinois, have created a face mask that seeks to inactivate viruses that are carried in droplets found in coughs and sneezes. They have found that non-woven …
News Development: Breathable Facemasks Modulate Viruses Read More »
Many advancements have made in the field of science as of late, including a number of innovative discoveries regarding organ and cell research. From cell manipulation to lab-grown organs, scientists …
Scientists Work to Grow, Create, Imitate Organs and Tissue Read More »
The ultimate in haptic feedback — including force feedback, biometry, and motion capture — in the form of “wearable” bodysuits and gloves, may have critical applications in various industries. When …
Motion-based technology has been shown to aid physical therapists, clinicians, and athletic trainers in analyzing movement, although it is often incredibly expensive. Some motion-based laboratories can cost upwards of $100,000. …
The World Health Organization estimates there are 285 million visually-impaired people around the world, 39 million of whom are blind. Researchers aim to assist these people in seeing the world …
Soundscapes and Vibrations Help Blind People “See” the World Read More »
