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Month: September 2021

Urgent Care Apps Healthcare 

Urgent Care Apps and their Significance in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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The use of smart technology has become increasingly common in day-to-day life, particularly in medical treatment. In healthcare, advanced smart technology is commonly utilized to monitor patients, consult with specialists or doctors, track their health problems, and receive prescription recommendations. Urgent care apps are mobile health applications that are meant to meet the user’s immediate medical needs. The apps help patients and caregivers communicate more effectively, improve drug adherence, track symptoms, provide teleconsultations, and support rehabilitation patients, among other things. Urgent care apps are smartphone applications that connect individuals seeking…

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Hyperspectral imaging Food and Sustainability 

Recent Technology Advances and Applications of Hyperspectral Imaging in Agriculture Industry

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According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN), the world population will increase by more than 30% by 2050, reaching approximately 9 billion people. Therefore, farmers must adopt new precision agriculture processes that will allow them to grow more crops more efficiently. Hyperspectral imaging is considered as an answer for addressing the issue of worldwide food safety and food demand. Here is how the adoption of hyperspectral imaging can help growers: Indicate early stages of pathogen attack Help estimate yield and predict crop failure Enables…

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Minimally0 Invasive Surgical Systems Healthcare 

Rising Demand for Devices with Greater Dexterity is Increasing the Adoption of Minimally Invasive Surgical Systems

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The healthcare robotics market has undergone a slow but significant transformation over the last few decades. The transformation can be traced back to the nineteenth century. Technological advances in surgical systems and instruments have resulted in major breakthroughs and disruptive phases in the global healthcare landscape. The term “minimally invasive surgical treatment” refers to “surgery performed with small incisions and few stitches.” One or more small incisions in the body can be made during minimally invasive surgery. A laparoscope is inserted via one incision to guide the surgery. Tiny surgical…

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Agriculture Food and Sustainability 

Agriculture Drones and Robots Dominating the Conventional Farming Methods

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Agriculture across the world is evolving with the adoption of advanced technologies such as automation, digitalization, and artificial intelligence (AI). These technologies play a significant role in pest control, crop protection, weeding, and a number of other farming applications. Conventional farming methods, which are majorly led by engine power and tractors, are projected to be surpassed by automated equipment as a result of providing precision in farming operations. Evolution in agriculture technology began over 10,000 years ago when farmers started using simple hand tools that gently evolved into mechanical equipment…

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Healthcare 

Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Enabled X-Ray Imaging Solutions and their Uses in Healthcare

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is presently advancing at a fast speed, given the accessibility of huge information and better AI calculations. From speech recognition to self-driving vehicles, AI has advanced into day-to-day routines and into an assortment of businesses, including medical care. From medication discovery and development to image-guided therapy, artificial intelligence has become a critical component in the healthcare industry. Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms, particularly deep learning, have made significant strides in image recognition tasks. Rising healthcare costs, a lack of communication between physicians and patients, poor health conditions, a…

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Agriculture Food and Sustainability 

The Prospect of Digital Technologies in the Agriculture Market

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Owing to the rapid increase in number of people, the world population is expected to be around 10 billion by the year 2057. This increase in the global population will lead to an increase in demand for natural resources like petroleum, oil, coal, freshwater, and particularly food. To address the heightening demand for food from the limited available farmlands and labor, specialists’ horticulture machinery designers and technology vendors are presenting innovative arrangements in the field of agriculture. Smart farming is an emerging idea that alludes to overseeing farms, utilizing advancements…

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