A new automated treadmill that uses sonar to identify the pace of the runner has been developed by researchers. The treadmill will speed up and slowdown in line with the runner.
A new automated treadmill that uses sonar to identify the pace of the runner has been developed by researchers. The treadmill will speed up and slowdown in line with the runner.
Thin Graphene Oxide Nanosheets Safe for Human Inhalation in First Controlled Clinical Trial
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AI can help spot when correlation does mean causation
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Lego Braille bricks help visually impaired children learn
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AI to help arthritis patients manage their flare-ups
A partnership between UK health company Living With, the Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust (RUH), and the University...
New imaging system makes back surgery safer, faster and less expensive
Engineers from Dartmouth College are pioneering a new way to make back surgery faster, cheaper and safer. Engineers from the...
MIT spinout PlenOptika aims to make vision care more accessible in developing world
Getting a glasses prescription is often difficult in developing countries. However, engineers at PlenOptika - an MIT spinout - aim...
DARPA Announces Funding For a High-Resolution, Implantable Neural Interface
The United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has just announced contracts to fund five research groups and one...