For many business leaders, quantum technology remains confusing and inaccessible. But it can feel more familiar when it takes its place as part of a wider system. Here Edmund Owen explains the keys to integrating quantum components into larger systems, existing value chains and business processes
Quantum technology commercial adoption will be gradual – but that doesn’t mean ambitious business leaders should adopt a wait and see approach.
The ophthalmology world is welcoming a new wave of sophisticated implant technology designed to transform diagnosis and treatment.
The digital future of ophthalmology comes with the promise of improved patient access, better quality of care, reduced workloads, optimised efficiencies and improved quality of life for patients and HCPs. There are many challenges to be overcome, not least the need to develop data, workflows and technologies in tandem. One example core example is how to best unlock successful home monitoring for ophthalmology.
A select group of thought leaders gathered at Cape Cod, by the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. They were there to collaborate, to challenge conventional thinking, and ultimately to shape a realistic vision for the future of ophthalmology.
What is semi-supervised machine learning? And what could it mean for the research and development of AI-powered digital medical systems? Andrew Goulter reports on state-of-the art deep learning research that promises huge savings in the time and expense of development.