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From improvements in diabetes care to glasses that help you hear, here are the highlights from the worlds largest consumer electronics show.

A bossy toothbrush, glasses that help you hear and more -- here are the highlights so far in a wave of new wellness technology.

The Pison Ready claims to measure signals from the brain to determine cognitive performance.

The Delaware-based firm’s website gives no indication of who's behind the firm, which was incorporated in February, according to a Delaware state records search.

Students who exhibit "brain-to-brain synchrony" with their classmates and teachers are more likely to learn effectively. 

The filings appear to affirm testimony provided to congressional investigators.

Sensors and sensing systems can positively impact medical research, according to scientists at the 2021 SENSE.nano Symposium. Sponsored by MIT.nano and the MIT Clinical and Translational Research Center, the event featured themes of human motion studies, physiological monitoring, imaging at multiple scales, and devices and strategies for collecting specimens and performing biopsies.

Sensors and sensing systems – from devices that count white blood cells to technologies that monitor muscle coordination during rehabilitation – can

The product release comes as more departments seek out augmented and virtual reality technology to sharpen the skills of first responders. That has led to more money flowing into this growing area of gov tech.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dexter Ang ’05, AF ’16 had been working as a high-frequency trader before he learned his mother had ALS. Over the next year, he watched her slowly lose the ability to walk, feed herself, and even click a mouse to read an e-book, one of her favorite activities. The progression was painful to watch, but what Ang couldn’t accept was that his mother’s physical condition could so negatively affect her interactions with the digital world. “I didn’t th...