Best Technology Stuff from Around the World
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is set in Iceland. Developer Ninja Theory shows in a video how the team visits the island and collects data there …
Read moreNinja Theory shows how Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is made in Iceland
In addition to special shoes for different athletes, Nike now comes with the Nike Air Zoom Pulse shoes for ‘everyday heroes’: healthcare workers. We all …
Read moreNike brings special shoe on the market for healthcare workers
Google develops all kinds of AI tools for social and scientific purposes. In recent years, the company has tested the difference tools: for predicting floods, …
A few weeks ago it was announced that recordings of Google Assistant had been leaked. It seems to be a hit with more speech assistants …
Read moreApple employees listen to confidential information via Siri
Current pacemakers and implantable medical devices are often powered by batteries. But that does not always work optimally. This battery is often large and does …
Read moreScientists are developing a pacemaker powered by the beating heart
With the development of the Excelscope, students from Delft expect to find a solution to make accurate malaria diagnosis available in developing countries. By using …
Read more3D printed diagnostic device against malaria with an old smartphone
Facebook collaborates with researchers from the NYU School of Medicine to speed up MRI scans. Facebook ‘s FAIR (Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research) wants to help …
Read moreFacebook helps researchers to accelerate MRI scans through Artificial Intelligence
It started four years ago. Onno Faber was diagnosed with a rare disease . He got tumors and lost his hearing in one ear. He …
Read moreThis company uses data mining to better understand rare diseases
Robot operations are developing rapidly. In April of this year, the Eindhoven University of Technology was still using a robot that can assist with a …
Read moreIs a robot operation just as effective as a traditional operation?
A company that focuses on artificial intelligence in health care, Babylon Health, claims that a chatbot can pass the exam for general practitioners. And that …