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Intel CEO unveils AI innovations and partnerships at mega tech event in TaiwanIntel unveiled new AI-focused technologies, strategic collaborations, and next-generation processors at Computex 2026. The company announce...- What is ‘NeuroWorm’? Microfiber as thin as two hair strands that can provide key insights for treating chronic diseasesChinese scientists have achieved a breakthrough by developing "NeuroWorm," a free-navigating microfiber for advanced neuromonitoring and tr...
- Linear TV drives higher ad attentiveness than digital platforms: StudyA neuro-analytical study commissioned by ZEE Entertainment reveals that Linear TV significantly outperforms user-generated content and soci...
- Kotak Alt to invest Rs 400 crore in medical device maker Biorad MedisysKotak Strategic Situations India Fund II (KSSF II) managed by Kotak Alternate Asset Managers Limited (Kotak Alt) announced investing up to ...
- AM Naik, Madhusudan Kela to back medical devices maker S3V Vascular TechnologiesS3V Vascular Technologies Limited, a medical devices manufacturing company based in Mysore, has raised approximately Rs 300 crore from inve...
- Gilco Global announces strategic partnership with Fesia TechnologyExpressing enthusiasm about the collaboration, Aman Moudgil, Director of Gilco Global, said, "We are thrilled to embark on this collaborati...
- Brain-Computer uneasy allianceIt's a space attracting much attention, involving invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCI) attached to the brain or electrodes placed on th...
- IIT Kharagpur to develop coin-sized biological chips for medical treatmentKharagpur, Aug 2 (IANS) IIT Kharagpur has set up India's pioneering Bioelectronics Innovation Laboratory to develop futuristic battery-free...
- After PAVA, screaming acoustic device, shock sticks on anvilThese devices have been finalised after studying the recommendations of a special committee, constituted by the Home Ministry, to suggest a...
- The secret to startup survival: Entrepreneurs tell their talesThe entrepreneurs sharing their insights were all finalists in a $1 million search to find this year’s best social enterprise.
- US military developing 'super SEALs' with enhanced brainpowerThe US Navy is now actively testing devices, that look like headphones, that stimulate the brain using electricity to enhance soldiers' cog...
- NeuroEquilibrium experiments with VR technology to cure vertigoNeuroEquilibrium has already designed 20 distinct exercises to cater to vestibular rehabilitation patients. The vestibular system, within t...
- Indian students create earphones that can detect pain, send SOSThe device automatically detects panic in the user by analysing brain wave data pat terns to trigger an SOS, removing the need to physicall...
- US Firm Stryker banks on India R&D to gain edge in emerging marketsStryker said the product, branded System G, is expected to be commercialised soon and that it will be positioned in the mid-tier segment of...
- Tej Tadi turns MindMaze into unicorn, seeks to lead neuro-medical device marketTadi says that MindMaze wants to become the top neuro-medical device company in the world and from five years now every device should have ...
- Reports about internet addiction can often be wildly exaggeratedThe latest de-addiction regimen is for the internet. This, among other things, goes to prove yet again that India is a country of extremes.
- Eli Lilly aims to be among top 20 pharma companies in India by 2020US-based pharmaceutical major Eli Lilly and Company expects to be among the top 20 drug makers in India by 2020
- Australia researchers develop technology to warn epileptic seizuresThe latest technology involves surgically-placed electrodes in the brain feeding information to a handheld unit carried by the patient.
- Replace your passwords with your thoughts nowInstead of typing your password, you may only have to think about it, thanks to a new wireless headset device developed by researchers.
- Indian research on effects of cellphone more extensive: Minister on WHO studyIndian scientists are doing more extensive and wide-ranged research on the effects of use of mobile phones.
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