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@slashgear.com
3 years ago
Engineers create a soft wearable device that simulates the sense of touch
@theverge.com
6 years ago
The FDA has approved the first digital pill
@thenextweb.com
7 years ago
British hospital uses VR to make MRI less scary for kids
@techcrunch.com
7 years ago
Researchers create a wireless hydration sensor that tracks how thirsty you are
@mashable.com
7 years ago
This band helps relieve pain, no drugs required
@techcrunch.com
7 years ago
Adidas will offer runners gait analysis with shoe-worn sensors at its retail stores
@venturebeat.com
7 years ago
Wrist-strap device for alcohol monitoring wins $200,000 prize
@mashable.com
8 years ago
3D printing BioPen lets surgeons draw with stem cells
@thenextweb.com
8 years ago
Google has a new wearable that allows doctors to monitor patients away from the hospital
@venturebeat.com
9 years ago
Proteus Digital Health takes in another $52M for meds-monitoring system