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
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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
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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
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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.
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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 »
