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2010
Medical

EMMA Elder Mobile Monitor Assistant

Robomotic is developing a product called EMMA (Elder Mobile Monitoring Assistant), a health care platform designed for autonomous monitoring of the elders.

Across the developed world, the demographic profile is changing: the proportion of the global population over 65 years old will triple between now and 2100, from 7 percent to 21 percent. For instance, in the UK,

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Paolo Di Prodi
Glasgow, Great Britain
Votes: 23
Views: 6360
Medical
Jun 29, 2010

Eye Exerciser

Seventy-six percent of the US population wears some sort of visual aid device. Focusing long-term on a close-range object (such as a book or computer monitor) often leads to eye muscle atrophy. This problem affects a rapidly-increasing number of people, due to an increase in computer use. While some vision-impairing conditions (eg.

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Michael Tanksalvala
Longmont, United States
Votes: 1
Views: 4188
Medical
Jun 28, 2010

Feel the view

Feel the view

It looks like a camera, but, it enhances life for the severely visual impaired, (Blind). Imagine if you will the difficulty of navigating in a world of total darkness. Now suppose you were given a hand held, in one fist, unit that looked at the world around you, and a picture appeared, under your sensitive fingers, but,

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Dennis Miles
Lakeland, United States
Votes: 2
Views: 4410
Medical
Jun 5, 2010

FreeVac Auto-Retractable Safety Syringe

There are an estimated 800,000 needlestick and other sharps related injuries each year in the US alone. Accidental needle stick injuries endanger the lives of medical professionals who may contract blood borne diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B and C, from contaminated needles.

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Andy Hu
Houston, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 6122
Medical
Jun 24, 2010

Health Service Oriented Architecture (HSOA)

HSOA puts human health care at the center of its preoccupation. Nowadays, people let their health worsen for many reasons: waste of time in emergency rooms, too few medical workers, fear or feeling ashamed to take medical tests. As a result, many people live with chronic diseases and decide to see a doctor when it’s too late. Every day,

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Jean Jacques Raphael
Pointe-claire, Canada
Votes: 1
Views: 4569
Medical
May 29, 2010

High Torque Secure Surgical Fastener – Driver System

High Plains Technology Group was formed to develop new equipment for orthopedic medicine. We polled a number of orthopedic surgeons and asked them to pose their most difficult problem. The vast majority described problems with surgical fasteners. The difficulty of either inserting or removing fasteners easily led to additional procedure time, increased risk of contamination and infection,

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John Heinrich
Fort Collins, United States
Votes: 6
Views: 5460
Medical
Jun 30, 2010

IDEA™ Enhanced Pulse Oximetry

The left-ventricular stroke volume (or stroke volume, for short) is how much volume of blood the heart pumps with each heart beat. Stroke volume is important because it is a direct indicator of heart efficiency and health. Today, stroke volume can only be measured invasively using a Swan-Ganz catheter or via ultrasound echocardiography.

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Rodrigo Teixeira
Huntsville, United States
Votes: 29
Views: 16583
Medical
Apr 9, 2010

Improving the Overall Effectiveness of Transdermal Drug Delivery

A number of technologies are available that allow hydrophilic drugs to be absorbed through the skin rather than the GI tract. Transdermal delivery through the skin has a number of advantages over oral delivery, including better absorption, greater flexibility in how the drugs are administered and more choices for patients in how they receive their medication.

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Paul Tinari
Coquitlam, Canada
Votes: 4
Views: 4707
Medical
Jun 30, 2010

ImTECH™ - An immersive tool for rapid cognitive assessment

The ImTEC system is a cognitive assessment tool comprised of a head mounted display and handset. The device is used to carry out early testing for Alzheimer’s disease and mild Traumatic Brain Injury (MTBI). MTBIs include sports related concussions and combat head injuries such as those caused by IED detonations.

To complete studies,

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Russell Kroll
Atlanta, United States
Votes: 4
Views: 4629
Medical
Mar 24, 2010

Inflatable Clean Room

The inflatable clean room is meant to be a simply and rapidly deployed structure that provides maximum isolation/containment or isolation/protection from viral, bacterial, or chemical agents that could be encountered in areas where protection measures cannot be provided by conventional institutional facilities. This includes remote medical or safety environments such as battlefields and third world locations, as well as,

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Robert Wintergerst
Missoula, United States
Votes: 0
Views: 6986
Medical
Jun 30, 2010

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