Mobile medical, Intel to track disease with large data

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Mobile medical, Intel to track disease with large data

In Wednesday, Intel announced that it would work with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to conduct research on Parkinson's disease. The method is to use wearable equipment to collect patient data for research.

Specifically, people with Parkinson's have a smart watch, made by Pebble. Watches are used to monitor patients ' sleep and exercise and to detect convulsions caused by Parkinson's. The data is transmitted to Intel's software platform, where researchers can look for symptoms that are not recognizable by the naked eye.

This High-tech sportswear monitors how well you do your muscles.

Two engineering electrical students at the University of Waterloo in Canada have developed a High-tech sportswear called "Athos" with built-in sensors that can sense and track activities inside muscle fibres and tell users about the movement of each part of the muscle through applications.

Athos can be washed and dried at will, just like ordinary clothes can be reused. Athos includes the shirt and trousers section, it looks like an ordinary sports tights, priced at 99 dollars (about 610 yuan), plus a core component of 199 dollars (about 1225 yuan) to collect sensor data and send it to the user's smartphone via Bluetooth. At present, Athos Sportswear has received 12.2 million dollars in capital, will expand production, has now supported the reservation, will be officially shipped this fall.

Denny's going to be a model for future smart bikes.

Teague, a renowned design company in Seattle, who designed the Boeing airliner, the Xbox game machine and some famous buildings, has developed a smart bike for any city, Denny.

Denny's intelligence is divided into two points. The first is the car lock, Denny's handlebar is the lock, when you want to be locked, simply remove the handle and lock it on the wheel. The first design team wanted to integrate a complex lock in the car, but later thought of the idea of turning the handlebar into a lock. In addition, Denny also built a removable battery motor, with computer control to identify current traffic information, to help users more easily ramp up, driving across the muddy terrain.

Feng Smart Home Card type ECG: I'm not handing out business cards, I'm measuring my heart rate.

One difference between Feng and the common ECG monitor is the appearance and use. Feng will be the traditional ECG, made a smaller than the normal business card size, thickness is only five mm, very portable. When measuring, you just need to hold your finger to the card and it does look a bit like handing in a card.

Feng's founder, Liu Shaozhi, says that the domestic companies that make the card-type ECG are the only ones they have, and their opponents are traditional ECG instruments. However, the traditional medical ECG, the use of more complex, the test results of the general user can not understand, so the advantages of Feng is also obvious. Measurement, only need to hold the card, the measurement of the product screen will directly display heart rate data and ECG, but also will automatically upload data via Bluetooth to the APP and cloud synchronization. In addition to displaying the heart rate data, the user is also told whether it is normal.