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Electric minds: how electricity and computing are already transforming our brains
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13 Jul 2010 5:21 PM
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Following my recent post about Ray Kurzweil, I was happy when I stumbled upon another film about the fusion of human beings and technology that's less controversial, but still equally breathtaking. Directed by Nadav Harel, The Electric Mind shows...
Ray Kurzweil, a singular soul
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13 Jul 2010 4:49 PM
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To what extent can human beings merge with machines? If you're Ray Kurzweil, the answer is 'pretty soon'. The co-founder of the Singularity University predicts that in 25 years' time, it will be impossible to tell the difference between...
Medical imaging goes high res on the iPad
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17 Jun 2010 3:08 PM
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It's no great surprise that medical imaging applications are taking off on the iPad. For starters, the high definition touch screen is ideal for presentation and manipulation of scans, X-rays and three-dimensional animations. But even so, I'm...
Laproscopy game puts fun back into surgeon training
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28 May 2010 10:12 AM
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Another quick follow up to the business of virtual surgery and the cybergloves that we demonstrated at Ideaworks Germany. Here's a quick video, courtesy of the folks at Medgadget , of the latest version of the laproscopy video game from Grendel Games...
Turning surgery into a video game? The gloves are off
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26 May 2010 4:11 PM
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When I posted a story a few days ago about the ' cyber gloves ' that we demonstrated at Ideaworks Germany, a lot of people contacted me to point out the similarities between the demo and motion detection entertainment such as the Nintendo Wii...
Cybergloves at Ideaworks Germany: A helping hand for surgeons
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5 May 2010 5:04 PM
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One of the main challenges facing surgeons is that mid-operation you sometimes need to refer to images and records in addition to those that have been attached to the surgery wall. Rather than wait for a colleague to dig out the information from an archive...
From clusters to clouds: Welcome to the internet of things
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19 Apr 2010 10:28 AM
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The internet of things isn't a new idea. We've been talking about a world of connected devices and smart systems for a number of years. But the number of these intelligent networks is rapidly growing: From taxi firms using GPS technology to assign...
The healthcare cloud revisited
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11 Mar 2010 12:40 PM
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At the start of this year I wrote about some of the issues facing the future of cloud computing in healthcare . Compliance and privacy were obviously concerns and I suggested that one way around these challenges was to host on bordered and locally defined...
Is this the future face of user interfaces?
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25 Feb 2010 4:24 PM
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I'm intrigued by this new application from The Astonishing Tribe , a company that's already made a name for itself with innovative UX features for the Android family of smartphones. I can see an application like this being used in emergency scenarios...
Your patient is a database
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23 Feb 2010 10:48 AM
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Why the convergence of scientific, academic and government data, and the 'database' of the citizen is the future of healthcare I could make a strong argument that we are all database managers. For example, consider the user experience of a simple...
Ideaworks, putting the patient at the heart of healthcare, Twitter (and Wordle) style
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11 Feb 2010 5:25 PM
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I've just had a chance to look at the Twitter activity around the Ideaworks event in Amsterdam. There were more than 100 Tweets alone, not counting retweets and clickthroughs. Lots of quotes and definitely a lot of interest around touch screen technology...
Every innovation needs a great story
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4 Feb 2010 4:12 PM
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Everyone knows the challenge of writing a short CV or a biography. And like most people I've got a standard text that I adapt for my colleagues, the next conference or a research paper. But when I meet someone for the very first time, especially when...
Is your patient already an iPad evangelist?
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1 Feb 2010 12:15 PM
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Almost one week on and the dust is beginning to settle on the iPad launch. Unsurprisingly, there have been plenty of articles on its potential impact in healthcare. Here's a quick summary of the arguments: For: speed, display clarity, connectivity...
GSK decision to open up Malaria patents makes perfect sense in age of open source and crowd sourcing
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20 Jan 2010 4:58 PM
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GSK’s announcement that it will make its Malaria compound archives publicly available has grabbed headlines and invited plenty of comments. Many are sceptical that such a huge company should open up the doors on its research and take a stand for...
Sky's the limit? Overcoming obstacles to cloud computing for healthcare
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13 Jan 2010 4:35 PM
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At first glance cloud computing is the answer to the many of the challenges facing healthcare IT today. It offers improved scalability and performance in areas where large, batch-oriented tasks, recognition algorithms or just sheer computing power are...
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