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Wearable devices for patient monitoring in the intensive care unit
Wearable devices (WDs), originally launched for fitness, are now increasingly recognized as valuable technologies in several clinical applications, including the intensive care unit (ICU). These devices allow for continuous, non-invasive monitoring of physiological parameters such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, glucose levels, and posture and movement. WDs offer significant advantages in making monitoring less invasive and could help bridge gaps between ICUs and standard hospital wards, ensuring more effective transitioning to lower-level monitoring after discharge from the ICU. WDs are also promising tools in applications like delirium detection, vital signs monitoring in limited resource settings, and prevention of hospital-acquired pressure injuries. Despite the potential of WDs, challenges such as measurement accuracy, explainability of data processing algorithms, and actual integration into the clinical decision-making process persist. Further research is necessary to validate the effectiveness of WDs and to integrate them into clinical practice in critical care environments.
Wearable Devices for Exercise Prescription and Physical Activity Monitoring in Patients with Various Cardiovascular Conditions
As wearable technologies have become increasingly affordable, accessible, and practical, an increasing number of people with cardiovascular disease are beginning to use consumer-grade devices. Common health and wellness metrics reported by wearable devices include heart rate, heart rhythm, and step count, which may afford opportunities to assess cardiovascular conditions, prescribe more personalized exercise for enhanced engagement, and monitor physical activity adherence in patients with cardiovascular disease. This narrative review discusses the application of wearable devices in patients with coronary artery disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation (AF), cardiac implantable electric devices, and peripheral artery disease in different cardiovascular rehabilitation settings (eg, supervised and home-based). Available literature suggests that, when combined with telemonitoring, wearable devices can increase physical activity participation, thereby improving peak oxygen consumption ( O2peak) and quality of life (QoL) in patients with coronary artery disease, enhancing physical function and QoL in patients with heart failure, and increasing walking capacity and O2peak in patients with peripheral artery disease. Wearable devices can also detect AF vs sinus rhythm, guide exercise timing in patients with AF, and monitor safe exercise intensity in patients equipped with cardiac implantable electric devices. Healthcare professionals can promote physical activity by incorporating wearable devices, which can help motivate device users by providing real-time feedback on their behaviours. Commercially available wearable devices have the potential to enhance engagement in physical activity, thereby augmenting the established effects of exercise programs on O2peak, functional capacity, and QoL in patients with various cardiovascular conditions.
Advancing Stem Cell Therapy for Diabetes Treatment
過去25年間で、幹細胞生物学と免疫学の進歩により、糖尿病の治療法としての細胞療法の可能性が向上しました。さまざまな供給源から採取した幹細胞を、自己免疫疾患による攻撃で失われたインスリンを生成するβ細胞に変化させ、患者に移植することができます。有望な治療法ですが、生涯にわたる免疫抑制が必要なため、この選択肢を患者に拡大する能力が制限されています。しかし、新たなアプローチにより、この制限を克服できる可能性があります。
Nanocomposite hydrogel adapts to multiple stimuli for targeted drug release
Researchers from the Institute of Polymer Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University, have developed a smart gel that responds to multiple stimuli for precise drug release.　Gels that respond to second near-infrared (NIR-II) light have shown promise in medical uses because they can be activated from a distance and NIR-II light can penetrate deeply into tissues, making the NIR-II-responsive gel a valuable platform for non-invasive and targeted drug delivery.　However, traditional reliance on a single NIR-II response mechanism often falls short of meeting the diverse requirements of clinical settings as different physiological conditions require more adaptable release pathways. Recognizing this, researchers have innovatively combined multiple materials to create a new generation of versatile hydrogels in a study published in Small.
Two video games created to improve hand and wrist rehabilitation
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), in collaboration with Escuela Politécnica del Ecuador and the ASEPEYO hospitals in Barcelona and Madrid, has developed a system of exercise video games (or exergames) that promotes the rehabilitation of people with mobility problems in their hands and wrists. The system also provides data to therapists so that they can analyze their patients' progress during the recovery stage.
Lab-grown food could be sold in UK within two years
Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a lab could be on sale in the UK for human consumption for the first time within two years, sooner than expected.　The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods.　Such products are grown from cells in small chemical plants.　UK firms have led the way in the field scientifically but feel they have been held back by the current regulations.
Glasses-type devices and wearable robots are booming / Health monitoring devices for remote medical care are increasingly on display
Digital health was one of the themes highlighted by the CTA (Consumer Technology Association), the event organizer, but this year, age tech* exhibits stood out in particular. The digital health exhibition hall featured a large booth by AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), a major U.S. organization for seniors, centered on the theme of “Aging in Place” (continuing to live in one's familiar home and community). The booth showcased a variety of age-tech products, including visual and auditory assistive devices, mental health support tools, and digital solutions for creating wills.
Startup technology applied to unmanned table tennis courts
A new trend is emerging in the smart unmanned table tennis market. Movehee, a startup operating “Table Tennis Power Plant 24,” has unveiled its proprietary unmanned reservation solution, aiming to revolutionize the sports tech industry. Movehee announced the full-scale launch of its new unmanned reservation solution on the 4th of this month. The solution was developed based on feedback from customers and store owners collected at 25 franchise locations between 2023 and the end of last year. The key feature of the new system is its focus on user convenience. Customers can access the service via the web without needing to install a separate app, log in using their Kakao Talk account, and complete time, date, table reservations, and payments. They can then enter the facility easily by scanning a QR code. Tablet PCs installed at each table provide scoreboard and timer functions.
Ultra-lightweight robotic hip exoskeleton with anti-phase torque symmetry for enhanced walking efficiency
This paper presents a novel robotic exoskeleton that is exceptionally lightweight and compact, while providing effective gait assistance. To maximize the system’s assistance-to-weight/size ratio, the design focuses on two key aspects of human gait mechanics: (1) the contribution of the hip joints to power generation, and (2) the symmetrical nature of hip flexion and extension torques during walking. Based on these principles, we developed a compact hip exoskeleton with a single actuator. This actuator simultaneously drives the hip joint in the sagittal plane, facilitating both flexion and extension during gait. An adaptive delayed output feedback controller was implemented, ensuring consistent performance across diverse walking conditions using a single rotational sensor and actuator. To evaluate the exoskeleton’s effectiveness, a 4-week outdoor walking exercise program was conducted with nine elderly participants. Their gait, balance, and muscle strength were measured before and after the program to assess improvements. Results showed significant improvements in walking speed (14.8% in the 10-m walk and 10.6% in the 6-min walk), as well as enhanced performance in the timed up-and-go test (24.5%) and the short physical performance battery test (18.7%). Ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion muscle strength increased by 75.45% and 45.8%, respectively. Additionally, metabolic measurements from three young adults indicated a 13.6 ± 3.2% reduction in the net metabolic cost of walking with the exoskeleton compared to walking without it. These results demonstrate that the single actuator-based hip exoskeleton offers effective gait assistance while maintaining a lightweight and compact design, highlighting its potential for widespread use in various applications.
Innovative foods to be fast-tracked by regulators
Regulatory approval for precision fermented foods could be accelerated in the UK after the government provided funding to support their development. The Department of Science, Innovation and Technology has awarded the Food Standards Agency (FSA) £1.4m to support a new innovation hub that will develop and expand specialist expertise in regulating innovative technologies such as precision fermented foods. Precision fermentation is a biological process through which microorganisms like yeast are used to produce useful ingredients sustainably, quickly and at low cost. Precision fermentation techniques have long been used to create common ingredients like rennet but are increasingly being used to make alternative proteins that replicate the taste of meat and dairy products.
Study Reveals Importance of Bile Acids and other Metabolites in Food Allergies and Treatment
Study Reveals Importance of Bile Acids and other Metabolites in Food Allergies and Treatment
Short-chain fatty acids are the key to preventing hay fever symptoms. “Personalized intestinal activity”
Calbee is focusing on “intestinal activity” to improve the intestinal environment as a measure to prevent hay fever. On January 20, 2025, they introduced the effectiveness of “personalized intestinal activity” and the health benefits of “short-chain fatty acids,” which are attracting attention in the latest intestinal environment research.
Advances in innovative electronic textile technology: direct connection of chiplets to conductive thread
Nautilus Defense has achieved the world's first technology for directly connecting chiplets to conductive thread embroidered at a pitch of 180µm. This technological advancement will enable the scalable manufacturing of advanced sensor systems.
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DxMedical Cloud™
Technology for overwhelmingly high-speed detection from all over the world.
We use our unique algorithm to deliver the latest technology and product information from around the world in real time.
Explore the future of healthcare with carefully selected information.
Start a free trial chevron_right
How We Help You To Empower Your Business
POINT 1.
Quickly Deliver Technical Information
We deliver what you seek quickly and in a short time from technical information from all over the world
POINT 2.
Briefly to the Point
A wealth of detailed features makes it easy to understand the main points
POINT 3.
Help with Growth Strategies
The report is also packed with analytical information from the perspective of growth and long-term strategies for business use
DigitalMedical Open Innovation
デジタル・メディカル・オープンイノベーション
BrainEnergy produce DigitalMedical open innovation from Tokyo, where you can experience the intersection of cool and passionate design and technology.
Transform Your Business With Cloud
Looking for the Future
of Health Care
OUR TECHNOLOGY HELPS
YOUR BUSINESS
Our technology will help your business
Technology
Wearable devices for patient monitoring in the intensive care unit
Wearable devices (WDs), originally launched for fitness, are now increasingly recognized as valuable technologies in several clinical applications, including the intensive care unit (ICU). These devices allow for continuous, non-invasive monitoring of physiological parameters such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, glucose levels, and posture and movement. WDs offer significant advantages in making monitoring less invasive and could help bridge gaps between ICUs and standard hospital wards, ensuring more effective transitioning to lower-level monitoring after discharge from the ICU. WDs are also promising tools in applications like delirium detection, vital signs monitoring in limited resource settings, and prevention of hospital-acquired pressure injuries. Despite the potential of WDs, challenges such as measurement accuracy, explainability of data processing algorithms, and actual integration into the clinical decision-making process persist. Further research is necessary to validate the effectiveness of WDs and to integrate them into clinical practice in critical care environments.
Springer open
Wearable Devices for Exercise Prescription and Physical Activity Monitoring in Patients with Various Cardiovascular Conditions
As wearable technologies have become increasingly affordable, accessible, and practical, an increasing number of people with cardiovascular disease are beginning to use consumer-grade devices. Common health and wellness metrics reported by wearable devices include heart rate, heart rhythm, and step count, which may afford opportunities to assess cardiovascular conditions, prescribe more personalized exercise for enhanced engagement, and monitor physical activity adherence in patients with cardiovascular disease. This narrative review discusses the application of wearable devices in patients with coronary artery disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation (AF), cardiac implantable electric devices, and peripheral artery disease in different cardiovascular rehabilitation settings (eg, supervised and home-based). Available literature suggests that, when combined with telemonitoring, wearable devices can increase physical activity participation, thereby improving peak oxygen consumption ( O2peak) and quality of life (QoL) in patients with coronary artery disease, enhancing physical function and QoL in patients with heart failure, and increasing walking capacity and O2peak in patients with peripheral artery disease. Wearable devices can also detect AF vs sinus rhythm, guide exercise timing in patients with AF, and monitor safe exercise intensity in patients equipped with cardiac implantable electric devices. Healthcare professionals can promote physical activity by incorporating wearable devices, which can help motivate device users by providing real-time feedback on their behaviours. Commercially available wearable devices have the potential to enhance engagement in physical activity, thereby augmenting the established effects of exercise programs on O2peak, functional capacity, and QoL in patients with various cardiovascular conditions.
Science Direct
Advancing Stem Cell Therapy for Diabetes Treatment
過去25年間で、幹細胞生物学と免疫学の進歩により、糖尿病の治療法としての細胞療法の可能性が向上しました。さまざまな供給源から採取した幹細胞を、自己免疫疾患による攻撃で失われたインスリンを生成するβ細胞に変化させ、患者に移植することができます。有望な治療法ですが、生涯にわたる免疫抑制が必要なため、この選択肢を患者に拡大する能力が制限されています。しかし、新たなアプローチにより、この制限を克服できる可能性があります。
The Scientist
Nanocomposite hydrogel adapts to multiple stimuli for targeted drug release
Researchers from the Institute of Polymer Science and Engineering, National Taiwan University, have developed a smart gel that responds to multiple stimuli for precise drug release.　Gels that respond to second near-infrared (NIR-II) light have shown promise in medical uses because they can be activated from a distance and NIR-II light can penetrate deeply into tissues, making the NIR-II-responsive gel a valuable platform for non-invasive and targeted drug delivery.　However, traditional reliance on a single NIR-II response mechanism often falls short of meeting the diverse requirements of clinical settings as different physiological conditions require more adaptable release pathways. Recognizing this, researchers have innovatively combined multiple materials to create a new generation of versatile hydrogels in a study published in Small.
Phys.org
Two video games created to improve hand and wrist rehabilitation
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M), in collaboration with Escuela Politécnica del Ecuador and the ASEPEYO hospitals in Barcelona and Madrid, has developed a system of exercise video games (or exergames) that promotes the rehabilitation of people with mobility problems in their hands and wrists. The system also provides data to therapists so that they can analyze their patients' progress during the recovery stage.
Medical Xpress
Lab-grown food could be sold in UK within two years
Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a lab could be on sale in the UK for human consumption for the first time within two years, sooner than expected.　The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is looking at how it can speed up the approval process for lab-grown foods.　Such products are grown from cells in small chemical plants.　UK firms have led the way in the field scientifically but feel they have been held back by the current regulations.
BBC Home
Glasses-type devices and wearable robots are booming / Health monitoring devices for remote medical care are increasingly on display
Digital health was one of the themes highlighted by the CTA (Consumer Technology Association), the event organizer, but this year, age tech* exhibits stood out in particular. The digital health exhibition hall featured a large booth by AARP (American Association of Retired Persons), a major U.S. organization for seniors, centered on the theme of “Aging in Place” (continuing to live in one's familiar home and community). The booth showcased a variety of age-tech products, including visual and auditory assistive devices, mental health support tools, and digital solutions for creating wills.
SOMPOインスティチュート・プラス
Startup technology applied to unmanned table tennis courts
A new trend is emerging in the smart unmanned table tennis market. Movehee, a startup operating “Table Tennis Power Plant 24,” has unveiled its proprietary unmanned reservation solution, aiming to revolutionize the sports tech industry. Movehee announced the full-scale launch of its new unmanned reservation solution on the 4th of this month. The solution was developed based on feedback from customers and store owners collected at 25 franchise locations between 2023 and the end of last year. The key feature of the new system is its focus on user convenience. Customers can access the service via the web without needing to install a separate app, log in using their Kakao Talk account, and complete time, date, table reservations, and payments. They can then enter the facility easily by scanning a QR code. Tablet PCs installed at each table provide scoreboard and timer functions.
韓国のIT&スタートアップ業界専門メディア 「KORIT」
Ultra-lightweight robotic hip exoskeleton with anti-phase torque symmetry for enhanced walking efficiency
This paper presents a novel robotic exoskeleton that is exceptionally lightweight and compact, while providing effective gait assistance. To maximize the system’s assistance-to-weight/size ratio, the design focuses on two key aspects of human gait mechanics: (1) the contribution of the hip joints to power generation, and (2) the symmetrical nature of hip flexion and extension torques during walking. Based on these principles, we developed a compact hip exoskeleton with a single actuator. This actuator simultaneously drives the hip joint in the sagittal plane, facilitating both flexion and extension during gait. An adaptive delayed output feedback controller was implemented, ensuring consistent performance across diverse walking conditions using a single rotational sensor and actuator. To evaluate the exoskeleton’s effectiveness, a 4-week outdoor walking exercise program was conducted with nine elderly participants. Their gait, balance, and muscle strength were measured before and after the program to assess improvements. Results showed significant improvements in walking speed (14.8% in the 10-m walk and 10.6% in the 6-min walk), as well as enhanced performance in the timed up-and-go test (24.5%) and the short physical performance battery test (18.7%). Ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion muscle strength increased by 75.45% and 45.8%, respectively. Additionally, metabolic measurements from three young adults indicated a 13.6 ± 3.2% reduction in the net metabolic cost of walking with the exoskeleton compared to walking without it. These results demonstrate that the single actuator-based hip exoskeleton offers effective gait assistance while maintaining a lightweight and compact design, highlighting its potential for widespread use in various applications.
scientific reports
Innovative foods to be fast-tracked by regulators
Regulatory approval for precision fermented foods could be accelerated in the UK after the government provided funding to support their development. The Department of Science, Innovation and Technology has awarded the Food Standards Agency (FSA) £1.4m to support a new innovation hub that will develop and expand specialist expertise in regulating innovative technologies such as precision fermented foods. Precision fermentation is a biological process through which microorganisms like yeast are used to produce useful ingredients sustainably, quickly and at low cost. Precision fermentation techniques have long been used to create common ingredients like rennet but are increasingly being used to make alternative proteins that replicate the taste of meat and dairy products.
Footprint
Study Reveals Importance of Bile Acids and other Metabolites in Food Allergies and Treatment
Study Reveals Importance of Bile Acids and other Metabolites in Food Allergies and Treatment
UNC Health
Short-chain fatty acids are the key to preventing hay fever symptoms. “Personalized intestinal activity”
Calbee is focusing on “intestinal activity” to improve the intestinal environment as a measure to prevent hay fever. On January 20, 2025, they introduced the effectiveness of “personalized intestinal activity” and the health benefits of “short-chain fatty acids,” which are attracting attention in the latest intestinal environment research.
マイナビニュース
Advances in innovative electronic textile technology: direct connection of chiplets to conductive thread
Nautilus Defense has achieved the world's first technology for directly connecting chiplets to conductive thread embroidered at a pitch of 180µm. This technological advancement will enable the scalable manufacturing of advanced sensor systems.
PR Newswire