Medical Devices

Jayme Strauss, chief commercial and clinical officer at Precision Neuroscience, joined MobiHealthNews to discuss the company's brain-computer interface aimed at allowing individuals to control digital devices using their thoughts.

In part one of our new Emerging Technologies series, Jayme Strauss, chief clinical and commercial officer at Precision Neuroscience, discusses the Layer 7 cortical interface, a minimally invasive brain-computer interface.

Also, the Victorian government has announced over $280 million in funding to make its virtual emergency department permanent.

Deloitte researchers say IoT technologies could make for more agile health systems and better patient outcomes – if challenges to more widespread adoption can be resolved.

The Taiwanese hospital also looks to expand the generative AI-powered robots across departments.

Also, Gleneagles Hospital Chennai in India is embarking on brain health research to develop AI-powered solutions.

It will be introduced to 400 National Information Dissemination Centre hubs by 2027.

The project led by Yonsei University and Seoul National University aims to develop AI-based screening tools for early autism detection.

It is now preparing to undergo the Stage 7 EMRAM validation.

Improved patient experience has earned the Indonesian hospital a 4.9 Google review rating, among other outcomes.