Tag: Healthcare & Medical Technology
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Get Real Health: Future-focused UX design for health & wellness application
Momentum Design Lab, an HTEC company, revamped Get Real Health’s mobile UX by evaluating the current UI design and creating a new clickable prototype.
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Marani: Creating AI-based telehealth devices for pregnant women
Marani Health (formerly Odonata), which provides an AI-based maternal healthcare platform, partnered with HTEC to develop wearable telehealth devices that help clinicians monitor key parameters of the fetus and mother during pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
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How COVID-19 accelerated MedTech innovation
Physicians and patients have embraced medical technology (MedTech) like never before, as the industry looks to improve patient care management at a time when the human touch is potentially more damaging than healing.
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Five emerging technologies in healthcare
Healthcare is an industry driven by emerging technologies such as telemedicine, smart wearable devices, and EHR (electronic health records) that provide better access to health data and help patients and physicians communicate.
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How telemedicine solutions are improving patient care
Technology has long been used to fight back against healthcare challenges. But as hospital visits become potential health hazards due to COVID-19 and patients and physicians look to communicate online, a bright spotlight is now on telemedicine solutions.
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Healthcare data management and the future of medicine
Healthcare’s technological revolution has gone into overdrive, as healthcare embraces big data and other data management technologies with the hope of overcoming treatment obstacles during the pandemic and preventing another pandemic.
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Humeds: Reducing heart attacks with a medical device powered by AI and IoT
The HTEC engineering team worked with leading electrophysiologists and cardiologists to develop a complete telehealth solution that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to record and analyze ECGs and automate the diagnosis of cardiac arrhythmias.
