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The medical implant industry is set to grow from $5bn in 2017 to $16.3bn by 2022. But there are tensions to understand and hurdles to overcome for innovators intent on taking advantage.

As pressures increase on the food supply chain, the importance of predictable yields increases. Generally, the better informed growers are, the better the price they can potentially obtain. However, manual counts struggle to achieve sufficient accuracy. Although counting fruits or salad is a simple task for a human, it has proven hard to automate.

In this whitepaper, we explore why chiplets offer a path towards increased IoT diversity, bringing benefits to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and semiconductor companies alike.

Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is the fastest growing technology segment in the automotive market and paving the way for self-driving vehicles. AI is one of the most critical components in ADAS, vastly outperforming traditional...

In this talk, we explore some of the challenges and opportunities inherent to the adoption of remote monitoring, AI and wearables. We draw on our experience to demonstrate how the digital transformation of trials is possible with a collaborative approach between engineering, healthcare bodies and the pharmaceutical industry.

How engaged is someone with a product they are using, what are they doing, how are they behaving, how are they interacting with the brand?

Consumers and brands alike benefit from natural UI, as evidenced by the success of Alexa and Google Assistant. But how can you leverage this technology to differentiate your products, create new markets...

By enabling connectivity between devices and services, operators are providing enterprises with the ability to enhance their products by including network-based functionality.

Apple may have left the anticipated announcement of sleep tracking functionality out of the Apple Special Event announcements because it is out of sync with their medical messaging.

An aging population suffering from ever-more complex chronic conditions and concerns about health funding catching up, let alone keeping pace. If that’s the gloomy global state of healthcare in short-form, then many are pinning their hopes on home care – buoyed by the promise of remote patient monitoring – to provide the remedy.

The consumer product space is dynamic, and there is a lot of potential for new value creation, what might we see at this week's IFA in Berlin?

With patients spending less time in hospital and more time at home or in long-term care establishments, the future is bright for medical bed manufacturers able to deliver the innovative solutions that are needed to successfully reshape healthcare delivery.