health
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The Health finalists in the 2020 IoT Awards
From tracking systems for aged care residents in NSW, the ACT and Queensland, to a state-wide wireless network. -
Announcing the 2020 IoT Awards finalists
From local government data sharing initiatives to large ‘mixed reality’ system deployment. -
'We're only just scratching the surface' of edge AI, says ADLINK
Releases videos showing edge AI for supermarket trolleys, worker safety and other purposes. -
Announcing the Healthcare/Sport IoT Project finalists
The finalists ranged from a bedside alerting systems to clever use of Wi-Fi for indoor asset tracking. See the projects in the running for the 2019 IoT Awards. -
Fujitsu using smart toys to treat autism
'Guided Play' designed to digitise behavioural therapy for kids. -
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Using mobile tech to recover from knee surgery
CSIRO, Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices to commence trial. -
How network monitoring can make hospitals smarter
IT infrastructure also needs health checks, says IT executive. -
Oracle to boost data-driven child cancer research
Two programs at Western Sydney University set to benefit. -
How barcode tech can improve healthcare accuracy
A cost-effective method of digitising operations. -
IoT to be showcased in Health Slam event
Virtual conference to focus on IoT in patient care. -
Philips, Qualcomm team up for connected health
Two digital powerhouses set to advance the Internet of Medical Things. -
CSIRO study quantifies telehealth benefits
Technology could save health system $3 billion a year. -
How asset tracking can transform healthcare
Medical equipment and patients can benefit, says Zebra executive. -
Samsung, Nestlé to use IoT for health research
New digital health platform to be created. -
IBM, Pfizer collaborate on Parkinson's research
Using IoT to provide real-time medical insight. -
IBM launches Watson-powered sleep study app
Greater insights into sleeping habits. -
Lumo Run now a clip-on running coach
Real-time feedback as you pound the pavement. -
Wireless sleeve to aid arm rehab for stroke victims
IoT giving insight into muscle recovery. -
Smart pill brings IoT to digestive health
Accurate internal gas measurements now a possibility. -
Scientists create dissolving wireless brain sensors
Negates removal via surgery, minimises implant rejection.