Artificial intelligence, wearable technologies, and digital biomarkers are shaping the medicine of the future. But ultimately, one often overlooked factor is key to meaningful innovation in digital health: validation...
Measuring physiological data outside the lab often requires a compromise: either researchers retain full access to live data and device settings, or participants gain the freedom to move naturally in real-world...
Are we already at a point where AI is beginning to understand and shape the physical world? Researchers exploring Embodied AI – aka “intelligence with a body” – are starting to push exactly in that direction. We talked...
Imagine a future where your vehicle not only transports you safely from A to B but also actively monitors your health, including cognitive load, during every journey. This vision is rapidly becoming a reality with the...
With 1,150 participants from over 60 countries, the first edition of the ESMO AI & Digital Oncology meeting was an inspiring kick-off for knowledge sharing and building connection building at the intersection of...
The “Divide by ROIs” feature in MIKAIA’s analysis apps enables users to compile statistics and enhance their understanding of variations in cell populations. This functionality allows for comparisons between user...
The Fraunhofer innovation system is built on knowledge transfer and turning ideas into solutions. One technology currently on its journey from research to market is maphera® , our wireless modular sensor network. The...
Wearables for Parkinson’s patients, a textile-integrated ECG for continuous monitoring, and contactless driver state recognition – just to name a few innovative solutions that have only been made possible through...
In this MIKAIA® University app note, we will walk you through the necessary steps to unlock the features that are locked in MIKAIA® lite. Whether you’re evaluating MIKAIA® studio or have purchased a license...
Thanks to wearables, we are increasingly integrating the monitoring, measurement, and analysis of health-related data into our daily lives. However, this represents only a fraction of what medical sensing can achieve in...