Nokia’s Eco Sensor Concept phone popped up recently on a developer blog (Droid’s Sensor Blog). Some checking indicates that it was developed in 2007 (an eon ago in telehealth time), but what’s interesting here is not the solar power and the… Read moreNokia's Eco Sensor Concept
David Doherty, Head of Business Development at 3G Doctor has managed to get some more information about what may be included in the mHealth section on the final day of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona 15-18 February.
If you do not have a LinkedIn account it might be worth setting yourself up with one just to view this most interesting discussion: Share your story: Are capital or collaboration bottlenecks preventing your startup from moving forward? in the… Read moreAre capital or collaboration bottlenecks preventing your startup from moving forward?
Success story: the Telehealth Solutions HomePod project that was first tried in Argyll & Bute is now to be extended to Fife. Press release.
Girton Labs Ltd, Girton, Cambridge has developed a novel hand tracking system which has applications such as replacing touch sensors with a non contact system. An array of heat tracking sensors in a tiny 5mm array can track hand movement… Read moreGirton Labs novel hand tracking system
US Patent 7547278 – Tele-care [as in telehealth] monitoring device issued on June 16, 2009 but just picked up. How could Matsushita patent something as standard as this, even when the application was made in 2002? Could be a worry… Read moreMatsushita tele-care (telehealth) patent
“London-based” Medical Care Technologies Inc. (unknown on the UK scene and with a company contact that is a Florida-based consultancy…with no clients listed on the clients page of their website…) is now in discussions with officials in China with a… Read moreExtraordinary story: Medical Care Technologies heading for China
Brian Dolan’s reflections on last week’s CES in Mobihealthnews will probably be our wrapup on this event. He likens consumer connected health at the show in 2010 to where wireless was in 2004-5. In other words, it’s a small ring… Read moreReflections on CES and consumer (connected) health
75% of the children of Western Texas live more than 90 miles from the nearest hospital and to address the problems of access the Texas Tech University Health Science Center (TTUHSC) runs a program known as the Children’s Healthcare Access… Read moreTelehealth for children in Texas
Further evidence that the UK’s Department of Health (DH) has lost its telecare policy focus: the From the Ground Up: A report and guide to integrate design and services published last week, which should be brimming with suggestions for how… Read moreUK telecare policy grip slip
