Smartwatches have become remarkably good at recording the heart. Interpreting what they record is another matter. Anyone who has taken an on-wrist ECG and received an "inconclusive" result knows the gap between capturing a signal and making sense of it. On November 5, 2026, a Belfast company called PulseAI announced that it had received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for an AI-powered arrhythmia analysis model built specifically for wearables, a step aimed squarely at ...
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No More Needle Injections with Micro-Poration
Micro-poration is a painless method of transferring medication through the skin.
The latest invention called micro-poration is a painless method of transferring medication (intraepidermal) into the body using laser technology. It is an alternative to injecting a needle.
A handheld laser creates micro pores in the epidermis of the skin for the transfer of molecules.
This device delivers medication and vaccinations directly through the skin.
As an alternative to injecting a needle, mic...
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Facial replacement via 3D printing
Amazing innovative technology was created to rebuild the human face with 3D printing in silicone.
English chemist Frederick Kipping did his pioneering work on the study of the organic compounds of silicon which led to synthetic rubber and silicone-based lubricants used to enhance the decollete of dancers, seal fish tanks and now rebuild the human face.
Industrial designer Tom Fripp was contacted by researchers at the University of Sheffield and asked if it would be possible to print struct...
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Painless Glaucoma Diagnostic Device
BioCOM Inc. has made a convenient pain-free tonometry device to detect glaucoma.
The latest Glaucoma IOP Eye Test THROUGH THE EYELID technology by BiCOM Inc. with the DIATON tonometer enables any healthcare professional to quickly and painlessly determine whether a patient has glaucoma and take preventive measures or determine treatment plans to save eyesight.
In a study published by the British Journal of Ophthalmology, the number of people with glaucoma worldwide is expected to be 79.6 m...
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