Medical-Grade ECG Now Available for Consumer Wearable Devices as B-Secur Launches ECG Development Kit

Tiera Oliver

September 17, 2021

Smart Healthcare and Life Science HMI Solutions—Post-Pandemic

Wincomm Corporation

September 16, 2021

Telehealth Platform Data Can Provide Predictive Insights into Infection Trends and Guide COVID Prevention Strategies

Taryn Engmark

September 15, 2021

The Impact of Covid on Life Sciences

Jennifer Petrosky

September 8, 2021

The AI-Based Medical Device Industry Evolves Due to the Integration of Various Advanced Technologies

Tiera Oliver

August 30, 2021

TQ to Release Its TQMx110EB With Updated Processor Variants

Chad Cox

August 13, 2021

Chhavi, Small Form Factor Wireless Fingerprinting with NFC

Chad Cox

August 6, 2021

Dev Kit Weekly: THine THSER101 Raspberry Pi Camera Module Cable Extension Kit

Brandon Lewis

July 23, 2021

So we have a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. And we have version 2 of the Raspberry Pi Camera Module. They interface via a MIPI CSI-2 connector and this ribbon cable, which is about six inches long. But what if I wanted to position the camera a significant distance away from the Pi, say, to function as a webcam? Or across the room?

New E-PEAS Ultra-Efficient Battery Chargers Target Wearable, Medical, and Smart Sensor Products

Chad Cox

July 19, 2021

Superior Sensor Technology Announces Deal with Particles Plus

Chad Cox

July 1, 2021

Power Management and Power Efficiency Can Differentiate Your Product

Digi International

June 18, 2021

Power efficiency and power management are both key specs when it comes to embedded systems, particularly for industrial applications. However, they are quite different from each other and must be handled differently. Managing your power comes through fine tuning all your components, both hardware and software, and operating all devices only when required and at the intensity levels required. By contrast, power efficiency is the art of being able to maximum your processes with less power.

Improving Patient Care and Organizational Health with Internet of Medical Things

Vik Viniak , Brian Kalis

June 7, 2021

CEA-Leti Launches Direct Analysis to Bring Speed And Efficiency to Food-Safety Testing

CEA-Leti

June 2, 2021

BCM Introduces New ECM-3455J Single Board Computer

Chad Cox

May 27, 2021

TQ presents new COM Express Basic Module TQMx110EB with 11th generation Intel Core Processors

Chad Cox

May 27, 2021

e2ip Technologies Acquires Serious Integrated, Inc

e2ip

May 27, 2021

ERNI Extends MicroSpeed Signal Connectors with Additional Pin Counts

ERNI

May 27, 2021

Let’s Build a Robot with Wind River Studio and VS Code, Part 2

Brandon Lewis

May 20, 2021

Today’s robotic systems are no longer the static ones of the past. They must be dynamic, with the ability to run different workloads, applications, and potentially even perform different tasks than they did when initially deployed. And they have to be able to acquire this new functionality without needing a field technician physically present to update them.

Embedded Executive: Roy Dagan, CEO, SecuriThings

Rich Nass

May 5, 2021

Multi-Layered Security is Best Antidote Against Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) Cyberattacks

Vinay Gokhale

April 30, 2021

How Advances in Sensor and Digital Technology Yield Better Patient Care

Giuseppe Olivadoti

April 28, 2021

Posifa Technologies Introduces Next-Generation Air Flow Sensors

Tiera Oliver

April 26, 2021

DEV KIT WEEKLY: Maxim Integrated Health Sensor Platform 3.0 Kit

Brandon Lewis

April 23, 2021

This isn’t the first Maxim Integrated development kit we’ve reviewed on Dev Kit Weekly, nor the first one that focuses on the healthcare sector. Back in 2019, we took a look at the company’s MAX86150EVSYS kit that targets mobile heart rate monitoring using ECG and PPG sensors. The Health Sensor Platform 3.0 takes that concept into a wearable form factor that integrates those same sensors, as well as a skin temperature sensor, that make it an ideal starting point for those of you developing personal fitness devices, patient health monitors, and so on.