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12 May 2020  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Advanced Non-contact Patient Monitoring Technologies: A New Paradigm in Healthcare Monitoring

Mobile-based Platforms, Artificial Intelligence-based Algorithms, and Video Analysis Defining New Approaches for Remote Patient Monitoring

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Wearable devices such as smart watch and bands have gained huge acceptance from the healthcare industry as they can continuously track different health parameters and offers valuable insights to the healthcare providers anytime without any need for clinic visits. Even after huge market adoption of wearable devices, patients still complain about the...

The mobile security challenge is complex and multi-faceted. Mobile devices can be infected by malicious software called malware, enabling hackers to gain access or control. Mobile applications (simply called apps) on the device can perform unwanted, high-risk actions. Sensitive data stored on the device can also be lost or stolen. This study focu...

“Global Email Security Market, Forecast to 2022” is a Frost & Sullivan report which analyzes the global market for email security. Email security is a network-based software system that protects email users against phishing, spam, malicious links, inappropriate images or content, and malware. Email is still the number one threat vector. Email is th...

Over the years the office telephone has transformed organization's communication internally and externally. However, in today's digital age, organization's have a plethora of digital tools at their disposal for communicating. At the same time, organization's are faced with various challenges that are driving changes to communications, such as the...

Electronic skin, otherwise known as e-skin or artificial skin is an ultrathin electronic material developed by integrating electronic devices on flexible and stretchable substrates. E-skin is an emerging and an advanced technology which is primarily intended for health monitoring and medical applications, such as measuring and sensing of internal v...

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to reverberate in the Internet of Things (IoT) space. This Frost & Sullivan reforecast of the cellular IoT connections market indicates that there will be more than 3.46 billion active cellular IoT connections by 2026 (globally). In 2020, growth declined to 13.5%, with Asia-Pacific accounting for a larg...

Wearable devices have often been dismissed by healthcare professionals as a consumer tool with 'fancy' features. With several consumer wearable devices now having regulatory clearances for detecting conditions like atrial fibrillation and other cardiac conditions, their role in the healthcare landscape is becoming prominent. COVID-19 induced lockdo...

New solutions include the integration of tools such as AI, which streamlines processes by automating tasks and offering guidance to operators on the use of ultrasound equipment. These solutions also reduce variabilities across devices and operators and improve the early diagnosis of chronic diseases. The study will help ultrasound equipment prov...

Across industries and companies of various sizes, the number of endpoints has increased. This is partly due to employees using personal devices to conduct business. The volume and diversity of devices connecting to corporate networks continues to drive the need for enhanced network access control (NAC) security services. The enterprise shift to rem...