Games

7 innovations changing the future of gaming

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The first video game is said to have been invented in 1958 by Physicist William Higinbotham. Since then, technology has evolved a lot, to...
UVC disinfection robots

Buying disinfection robots – Factors to consider

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One area of focus to lower healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and enhance patient care is the cleaning and disinfecting of patient rooms after patient discharge...
screen time

Recommended screen time for kids: Ensuring digital safety

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Kids love watching different shows and playing games. You might allow your children to use electronic devices to make them happy or keep them...
gaming

How AI is changing the world of gaming

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Considering its uses are becoming more widespread in countless sectors, there is still much ignorance and misinformation about artificial intelligence (AI). The most common myth...
Formula 1

Will a Formula 1 Pit Crew ever be replaced by robots?

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Formula 1 racing has a rocky history with pit stop automation, but is there a chance things could change? Over the past ten years,...
Wearable assistive robots

Future trends in wearable assistive robots

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Wearable assistive robots, which are designed to assist humans with physical impairments, particularly assisting lower and upper limbs, and joints of the human body,...
Pathology

Robotic Assistance in Neurosurgery and Pathology

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Using medical robots to support neurosurgery and pathologic investigations is an increasingly common option. They can often save time, reduce complications and provide other...
Wearable assistive robots

Wearable assistive robots – Current challenges

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Wearable assistive robots have the potential to provide users with new platforms and methods for assistance, care, and rehabilitation. With the help of this...
gene therapy

How robotics & gene therapy could extend our life expectancy

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Genes are the building blocks of the body. They reside in cells and provide instructions that tell cells what to do. Genes influence everything...
artificial muscle

Pneumatic artificial muscle robots: Benefits and challenges

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The pneumatic artificial muscle (PAM) is typically a gas actuator developed using a bionic design to imitate biological muscles. McKibben artificial muscle is the...
tah

Total artificial heart (TAH) or bionic heart – Pros and cons

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Nearly 23 million people worldwide are affected by heart failure every day, and the risk is known to rise with advancing age. Additionally, 5%...
Vein Scanner

Vein scanner for venipuncture: Is it a game-changer?

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Venipuncture can be a daunting and anxiety-inducing experience for patients, especially the ones with hard-to-find veins. The myriad of new technology available in the...