CubeSensor
Remember the “8 Ball” toy? You asked a question, shook the 8 Ball and it gave you an “answer.” [MORE]
Nanoknife System
The Emergency Care Research Institute, ECRI (Plymouth Meeting, PA), began in 1968 to do research on emergency [MORE]
An executive with Cardinal Health (the pharmaceutical and medical device distribution giant headquartered in Dublin, OH), lists twelve drivers [MORE]
Remote Patient Monitoring
The Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST, Washington, DC) authored this white paper which presents six case [MORE]
Honda-Sekisui House Walking assistant
Honda is a familiar name in the American car market, but it also has [MORE]
British geneticists have identified a new genetic disease, or, more properly, a new genomic spectrum disorder: neuronal spectrinopathy. It [MORE]
Companion Able Hector
In the 1950’s, engineer/inventor/entrepreneur Joseph Engelberger built the first industrial robot in the US and [MORE]
HRP4 Robot by Kawada
It still takes a willing suspension of disbelief to imagine human-like robots assisting disabled people in [MORE]
wearable monitors
The University of Missouri-Columbia is now testing a remote vital signs monitoring system at assisted living facilities in [MORE]
Smart Carpet
“Personalized healthcare” has many dimensions, but a sensored rug that not only can detect falls, but can learn [MORE]
“The Villages,” in central Florida about an hour north of Orlando, is the nation’s largest retirement residential community with [MORE]
Elderly Depression
According to a Harvard study, one in seven adult Americans living alone is at greater risk for cardiovascular [MORE]
Hospital at Home
Neither Medicare nor most private insurers support hospital-at-home programs at present, but evidence in favor of [MORE]
Drive Lab
Somewhere between the car being an older person’s link to normal living and grandpa running over people on [MORE]