In the face of projected ventilator shortages caused by coronavirus, diverse groups have sprung up to build alternative machines that could change healthcare far beyond the current crisis.
Brain computer interfaces (BCIs) are starting to make their way into the consumer sphere, from brain-training systems to 'passthoughts'.
Brain computer interface technology is developing fast. But just because we can read data from others' minds, should we?
While the hardware can be made as secure as possible, turning our thoughts into a digital form will put them at risk just like any other data.
An ambitious collaboration between US universities and Google-offshoot Alphabet's life sciences arm is aiming to map the factors that contribute to good health, and illness.
One team of cardiologists is taking on blocked arteries using Google Glass.
A collaboration by Caltech researchers could pave the way for new therapies by creating tiny devices to monitor the inside of your body.
Brookfield Residential is planning to have hundreds of HomeKit-enabled properties available this year -- and the ramifications of the Apple tech could be felt for decades to come.
A UK startup is using HoloLens headsets and off-the-shelf hardware to recreate the experience of the operating theatre.
The Google subsidiary has struck a series of deals with organisations in the UK health service -- so what's really happening?