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Machine Learning Helps Create High-Performance Thermoelectric Devices - Vimarsana News

Machine Learning Helps Create High-Performance Thermoelectric Devices

Engineers at the University of Notre Dame have created a machine-learning-assisted method to build high-performance thermoelectric devices

Xiaomi Smart Band 7 Pro Launched In Munich - Vimarsana News

Xiaomi Smart Band 7 Pro Launched In Munich

Yesterday in Munich, alongside the 12-gen T-series smartphones and other IoT products, Xiaomi launched its new Smart Band 7 Pro equipped with a...

3D-Printed Light-Sensing Wearable Medical Device Could Help Lupus Patients - Vimarsana News

3D-Printed Light-Sensing Wearable Medical Device Could Help Lupus Patients

A new innovation in 3D printing can help save the lives of lupus patients. University of Minnesota Twin Cities' engineering and medical teams have created a 3D-printed medical device that can provide real-time feedback to link light exposure to disease flare-ups when placed directly on the skin, according to Interesting Engineering.

'Mr Bah' is the Latest Robot That Can Prevent and Catch the Elderly from Slips and Falls - Vimarsana News

'Mr Bah' is the Latest Robot That Can Prevent and Catch the Elderly from Slips and Falls

Researchers from Singapore have developed a robot to protect the elderly. The elderly are at high risk of slipping and falling, which could put their well-being in danger.

Our Wearable Future, Part 1: What Will New Tech Look Like? - Vimarsana News

Our Wearable Future, Part 1: What Will New Tech Look Like?

Prepare for a future where you and your doctor track your health markers 24/7, manage chronic conditions in real time, and predict incoming illness with incredible precision – all from tiny sensors you’ll wear on your skin and in your clothing.

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