Technology

Bye Bye Stethoscope…Doctors Making the Switch to Other Devices

Since the invention of the stethoscope by a French physician in 1816, it has become one of the most iconic symbols of the medical profession. No other tool so strongly identifies doctors than a stethoscope…

Full Article →

Hacking Brain Disorders Using Neural Implants

Indwelling Neural Implants, Prostheses Neuroengineering is in its infancy with researchers creating novel treatments for brain disorders and restoration of sensory and motor functions. Neurodegenerative and sensorimotor diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis (MS),…

Full Article →

Microsoft is Developing Its Own SIM Cards For Cellular Data Access Without a Contract

Microsoft is reportedly working on creating its own SIM cards in an effort to enable Windows 10 devices the ability to access a myriad of different cellular data networks without the need for an actual…

Full Article →

Tapping Virtually Inexhaustible Biomass Power

In the beginning, humans used solids, especially wood and grass, as their main fuel sources. Over the centuries, industrialization has led to a variety of liquid fuels derived from oil, including kerosene, gasoline, and other…

Full Article →

This Smart Suitcase From NUA Robotics Follows You Around Like a Dog

We’re working on autonomous cars, military robots, drones, you name it, and we’re just now getting a smart suitcase? This is one of those ideas that I just cannot believe is not widely available yet,…

Full Article →

Measuring the Environmental & Economic Impact of Climate Change

Climate change is impacting things large and small, from individual people to entire countries. The general consensus is that reducing the rate and magnitude of climate change can help protect the world’s ecosystems and the…

Full Article →

Crowdfunding Small & Big Businesses: Raising Money in the Digital Age

Raising Capital on the Internet The internet has spawned a number of “outside the box” businesses, but one of the most powerful may be debt-based and equity-based crowdfund investing. Debt-based funding requires interest payments on…

Full Article →

Building a Global Brand Isn’t for the Faint of Heart

In a recent Interbrand report, Apple and Google were named the top global brands. Thinking about how these companies operate and the products and services they provide goes a long way toward illustrating how global…

Full Article →

Watch This Fully Stereoscopic 360-Degree Immersive Piano Concert in 8K Resolution

There was a time when 1080p was the highest quality video standard for all of us. But that’s no longer the case. Since the development of 360-degree video technology, we have moved forward to 4K.…

Full Article →

Rising Technology & Demographic Trends in the Developing World

For decades, even centuries, much of the developing world has had to deal with more than its share of poverty and a low quality of life. When doctors were available to help those in need,…

Full Article →

Page 427 of 639« First ‹ Previous 424 425 426427428 429 430 Next ›Last »

Technology

Bye Bye Stethoscope…Doctors Making the Switch to Other Devices

Hacking Brain Disorders Using Neural Implants

Microsoft is Developing Its Own SIM Cards For Cellular Data Access Without a Contract

Tapping Virtually Inexhaustible Biomass Power

This Smart Suitcase From NUA Robotics Follows You Around Like a Dog

Measuring the Environmental & Economic Impact of Climate Change

Crowdfunding Small & Big Businesses: Raising Money in the Digital Age

Building a Global Brand Isn’t for the Faint of Heart

Watch This Fully Stereoscopic 360-Degree Immersive Piano Concert in 8K Resolution

Rising Technology & Demographic Trends in the Developing World

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement