By 2021, more than 150 million people in the WHO European Region were facing mental health problems. The situation has worsened over the years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as access to mental health services has become more difficult, and factors such as increased stress, economic hardship, conflict and violence have highlighted the fragility of mental health.
Technological advances are becoming more and more important and are aiming to disrupt our daily lives and especially our health. From artificial intelligence capable of detecting cancers to surgical robots, digital technology became essential in life sciences in order to increase human life expectancy. Recently, the digital twin became a true ally for life sciences and health.
It is in December 2021 that UPS subsidiary Flight Forward announced the start of its collaboration with German drone manufacturing company Wingcopter. The collaboration aims to bring out the next generation of package delivery drones for various use cases in the United States and around the world. UPS chose Wingcopter…
Hacking Health camp…l’innovation en santé… La participation dans cette édition du Hacking Health Camp cette année, était l’occasion immense de mettre en place mes connaissance technique et mon expérience au sein d’une équipe polyvalente durant quelques jours pour implémenter et développer un projet dans le domaine de l’innovation de santé…
Image Credits : The Blockchain Land The sectors that can be related to blockchain are not limited to a specific field such as decentralized finance or cryptocurrencies. Blockchain technology makes it possible, through its applications, to resolve a considerable number of issues around the world. One of them is the…
Diabeloop is a young independent French company. Its main activity is to develop disruptive technological innovations for diabetes treatment to improve its patient's quality of life. From the 8th to the 11th January 2019, Diabeloop introduced its artificial pancreas at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES), the world’s leading technology event.…
A team of Japanese researchers from the University of Tokyo led by professors Takao Someya and Tomoyuki Yokota created expandable, ultra-thin and breathable electronic skin that can measure and display information using micro-LEDs. What are the characteristics of this "electronic skin"? Since 2016, these Japanese researchers are working…