The healthcare industry stands on the brink of a technological revolution, with artificial intelligence (AI) promising to transform patient care and operational efficiencies. However, despite the potential benefits, healthcare executives exhibit a notable reluctance to commit to long-term AI
The recent passing of the Continuing Resolution (CR) bill narrowly averted a government shutdown, but it left many in the healthcare sector feeling disappointed. Despite some benefits, numerous critical provisions were excluded, leading to widespread frustration among advocates and stakeholders.
In recent years, hospitals have begun to adopt smart room technology to enhance patient care and streamline clinical workflows, leading to significant financial and clinical return on investment (ROI). By shifting from traditional manual tools such as whiteboards and sticky notes to interconnected
In a bold move to tackle the complexities and inconsistencies of healthcare data, Tuva Health, an open-source healthcare data platform, has been launched with an impressive $5 million in seed funding. Headquartered in New York City, Tuva Health is on a mission to clean and standardize the often
The longstanding challenges associated with traditional motion capture techniques have been addressed by researchers at CAMERA, the University of Bath's Center for Analysis of Motion, Entertainment, and Research Applications. By creating open-access software for analyzing motion capture data
As the year 2025 looms on the horizon, the technological landscape is experiencing a notable resurgence in the crucial role of big data. This revival is primarily driven by the inherent need for high-quality data to efficiently fuel Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. Over the past decade, big
