From wearable fitness trackers and glucometers to implantable devices and smart inhalers, smart medical devices support personalized medicine, telemedicine, and proactive health management.

Introduction The global market for wearable injectors is swiftly growing, propelled by the rising need for self-administration of biologics and ...

Canada is quietly emerging as a global force in the development of wearable technology, a sector where electronics, textiles ...

As these trends gain significance and become mainstream, sales of wearable sleep tracker hold potential to stroke the ...

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Starfish-shaped wearable heart sensor uses AI and flexible electronics to deliver over 90% accuracy for remote cardiac ...

Now, scientists in Japan have developed a new kind of smart contact lens that not only protects the eyes from radiation but ...

The global medical sensors market size is projected to be valued at USD 49.9 billion in 2024 and reach USD 142.2 billion by ...

WHOOP is revolutionizing health tracking with its innovative new wearables. The company's latest releases – WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG – introduce groundbreaking ...

Advanced contact lenses with stable MXene coatings provide enhanced protection against electromagnetic radiation.

A Mexico City startup has achieved the Western Hemisphere's first SaMD regulatory approval for its proprietary AI-powered ...