Bramacare has launched AMY, a clinician-developed, AI-enabled platform specifically designed to aid eating disorder and rehabilitation services. AMY is an intuitive system designed to reduce fragmentation between care services. It will function as a single, unified system capable of integrating…
Bosch Sensortec validated for use with Snapdragon Wear Elite to elevate wearable experiences
Bosch Sensortec’s ultra-low power, high-performance BMP585 barometric pressure sensor has been validated for the Snapdragon Wear Elite Platform and is integrated into the Snapdragon Wear Elite Platform’s reference design. This collaboration provides the platform’s advanced on-device AI capabilities with exceptionally…
The wearable ecosystem trusted by Olympic athletes
The wearables market has evolved rapidly over the past decade, moving far beyond simple step counters and sleep trackers. As hardware matures and devices become more capable and affordable, the real battleground is shifting to software, AI, and user experience.…
RFiD Discovery launches GPS tracking for BodyGuard T infusion pumps
RFiD Discovery, a provider of medical device tracking solutions, has launched a GPS and Wi-Fi enabled tracking system for BodyGuard T (formerly T34) infusion pumps, giving healthcare providers real-time visibility of devices used both in hospitals and in the community.…
Ultra-thin silicon promises flexible future for high-performance bioelectronics
Researchers at Incheon National University have set out a detailed roadmap for a new class of flexible bioelectronics built from ultra-thin crystalline silicon, a material they argue could bridge the long-standing gap between high-performance semiconductor technology and the soft, dynamic…
A tablet that can report being swallowed: the tiny tech inside MIT’s ‘smart pill’
Imagine this: you reach for your daily medication, but then get distracted by a call, a message, or a cat demanding attention—and suddenly you can’t remember whether you actually swallowed it. For millions of people on long-term treatments, this small…
From niche to mainstream: how smart rings are outshining smartwatches in 2026
Worn by Kim Kardashian, Prince Harry, Lewis Hamilton, and the England men’s football team in Euro 2024, it seems smart rings are finally having a moment in 2026. After more than a decade as a niche curiosity, manufacturers say smart…
Scientists develop implant that lets the brain ‘feel’ artificial signals
State-of-the-art prosthetic limbs can help amputees to regain the use of their arms and legs – but what if they could be imbued with “feeling”? Scientists at Northwestern University say they have taken a step towards that goal with a…
D.O.N targets ageing populations with world’s first belt-based wearable sensor
A Japanese apparel group best known for specialist inner-down clothing is seeking to enter the digital health market with what it says is the world’s first belt-type health-sensing wearable, as technology companies race to develop less intrusive ways of monitoring…
Hospitals grapple with cyber security gaps in connected medical devices
Hospitals are facing mounting challenges in securing their network-connected medical devices, according to new survey data from Asimily, a risk mitigation platform covering IoT, OT, and IoMT systems. The report, The State of Hospitals’ Cyber Asset Exposure Management in 2025,…
