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Remote Patient Monitoring has a major impact in driving sustainability in healthcare
In a recent report, ‘Digital Transformation in the Healthcare Sector’, technology analyst firm Transforma Insights identified and highlighted eight key areas where disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and the Internet of Things were contributing to the digital transformation of the healthcare sector. One of those eight areas was Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). In
Read moreStaying connected on the move
AT&T’s global wireless network now supports connected walking cane: CAN Go, by CAN Mobilities. The collaboration between CAN Mobilities and AT&T expands the accessibility of this innovative smart cane to the benefit of many Americans who have difficulty walking, their caregivers, and their loved ones.
Read moreNew Eseye report reveals disconnect in IoT connectivity performance
IoT connectivity solutions provider Eseye identified in a new ‘State of IoT Adoption’ report that companies are settling for sub-standard IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity performance, with only 1% of respondents achieving better than 98% connectivity levels on average across their device estates. In fact, only 16% of respondents are achieving more than 95% connectivity.
Read moreOSF, Illinois State launch Connected Communities Initiative to expand research, develop solutions
A newly formalised partnership between Illinois State University and OSF HealthCare will foster research and economic development across Illinois. The Connected Communities Initiative (CCI) programme will bring together clinicians, university faculty researchers, and students to focus on changes in clinical and patient education, health care engineering, data science, and cybersecurity.
Read moreFujitsu IoT Devices Set UMC Utrecht On Path to Precise Asset Tracking
In hospitals of all sizes, medical devices are frequently moved from one room to another or from one department to another. For nurses and other employees—especially those who work in larger facilities—locating and tracking these devices often involves time and energy. University Medical Centre Utrecht (UMC) in Utrecht, The Netherlands, whose more than 1,100 beds
Read moreTrainerize partners with Garmin to bring deeper insights to personal coaches
Vancouver, Canada. 03 August, 2022 – Trainerize, the fitness business software making wellness accessible by empowering businesses to better engage with their members, announces its latest integration with Garmin, a global provider of smartwatches, fitness trackers and digital health solutions.
Read moreSmart home solutions take off but who will dominate as the market matures?
Smart homes and home automation are ambiguous terms used in reference to a wide range of solutions for controlling, monitoring and automating functions in the home, writes Martin Bäckman, an IoT analyst at Berg Insight.
Read moreHow can IoT revolutionise dairy farming?
Today internet of things is the most topical talk in the tech industry. If you are still unaware of this term, the Internet of Things, a.k.a IoT, then just look around; you have been using it in your daily life, either in the form of smart watches or smart microwaves or smart water bottles, etc,
Read moreKajeet and Sano Health: Bridging the Digital Divide in Healthcare
For the 19 million Americans without Internet access at home, reliable access to telehealth can be a significant challenge. And, for vulnerable populations more statistically likely to need healthcare services, the digital divide even more pronounced – according to Pew Research, only 28% of seniors over the age of 80 have home broadband service.
Read more9 IoT applications that will change everything
Whether you are a future-minded CEO, tech-driven CEO or IT leader, you’ve come across the term IoT before. It’s often used alongside superlatives regarding how it will revolutionize the way you work, play, and live. But is it just another buzzword, or is it the as-promised technological holy grail? The truth is that Internet of
Read moreHow to co-ordinate patient healthcare with connected medical devices
The pandemic has had a major impact in accelerating and shaping the changes that will transform the healthcare landscape far into the future. Investment in new technologies, applications and devices that assist in fighting infections, improving social care, helping citizens lead healthy lives and avoid hospitalisation is progressing rapidly. Using connected medical devices to monitor
Read moreHow IoT can help improve accessibility for people with disabilities
The emergence of IoT has been great news for people with disabilities, making many lives so much easier due to the many tools, devices and add-ons that are now available which have improved user access.
Read moreFive problems with using end of life (EOL) hardware in the data centre
When vendors announce end-of-life (EOL) status for servers, routers, and console managers that are part of data centre infrastructure, IT administrators and network architects must re-evaluate their ecosystem of equipment.
Read moreTantalum responds to London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s transport strategy
Tantalum Corporation, a British business and innovator in the connected car space, has submitted its deadline day response to the Mayor of London’s draft Transport Strategy.
Read moreInnovate at Central Europe’s 5th annual Forum on the Internet of Things
Amazon, Uber and Tesla, but also more and more regional companies like Hagleitner VIKING, Red Bull Media House and thyssenkrupp are investing massively in innovation. They know the next wave of innovation is going to hit quick and powerful. Now is the perfect time to make the leap from evaluation to implementation.
Read moreSmart home automation & monitoring devices to exceed 770m by 2021
A new report from Juniper Research forecasted that smart home automation and monitoring devices will grow to over 770 million globally by 2021, representing an eleven-fold rise from just 68 million estimated in 2016.
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