Mobile-Health

Wearables and Health Tech: Tech at the Edge of Health Wearables and health tech sit at a border where everyday devices meet medical insight. Fitness bands, smartwatches, and patches collect signals from the body. They help people track activity, sleep, and well-being with less friction than a clinic visit. The best wearables turn data into simple, practical tips you can use daily. Edge processing changes the game. Instead of sending every heartbeat to a remote server, many calculations stay on the device or near you. This cuts latency, saves battery, and boosts privacy. It also helps when the internet is slow or offline. ...

Computer Vision in Healthcare Computer vision uses algorithms to interpret images from medical devices, turning pictures into actionable data. In clinics and hospitals, it can assist radiologists, pathologists, and clinicians by spotting patterns, measuring structures, and tracking changes over time. When applied with care, these tools support faster decisions and more consistent results. Applications span several fields. In radiology, automated image analysis can flag suspicious findings in X-rays, CTs, or MRIs. In pathology, digital slides invite quick screening and measurement of features. Ophthalmology benefits from retinal scans, while dermatology can help assess skin lesions. In the operating room, computer vision supports navigation, instrument tracking, and wound assessment, enabling more precise care. ...