Dr. Joseph Coughlin of MIT’s AgeLab ‘big thinks’ about the combination, and how it lacks an Apple-like ‘ecosystem’ to knit it together and make it easier to access for a wider audience. Comments below this article discuss some strategies to… Read moreOld age + new tech = business innovation?
The Wall Street Journal headline, Private GPS Use Benefits Alzheimer’s Patients – And Jealous Spouses Too, does grab. In short, last week’s decision by the US Supreme Court ruling that police obtain a search warrant before installing a GPS tracking… Read moreGPS private tracking still OK in US
Kaiser Permanente has premiered its mobile phone app (iPhone and Android) for secure patient access to their health records. According to their release, this is available to 9 million patients. However, will they give a credit or work a deal… Read moreKaiser touting patient access to 9 million health records via mobile
Researchers at University of South Carolina‘s College of Engineering and Computing, plus faculty at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and the College of Social Work, are taking a different approach to fall detection in the home. Using… Read moreWhat works for bridges may work for fall detection
