The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is finally enjoying commercial success in many industries, including automotive, manufacturing, retail, and logistics, in the form of machine ...

Wearable sensors are transforming biomedicine. From cellphones to smartwatches to the cutting-edge devices being developed in Northwestern laboratories, wearables that can record physiological and ...

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We announce FlashHead, a technical breakthrough that makes Llama-3.2, Gemma-3, and Qwen-3 the world’s fastest models for on-device inference. The technology, “FlashHead: Efficient Drop-in Replacement ...

Implantable medical devices are introduced into the human body through surgery or other medical interventions to serve specific functions. The most common examples of implantable medical devices ...

A medical device is any appliance, apparatus, software, material, or other articles, which may be used in isolation or combination (as defined by the manufacturer) by individuals for a medical purpose ...

Fueled by convenience, fashion, size and technical innovation, medical devices have evolved from clinical settings to daily consumer use. Today’s highly personalized devices are being embedded into ...

Edge AI is a form of artificial intelligence that in part runs on local hardware rather than in a central data center or on cloud servers. It’s part of the broader paradigm of edge computing, in which ...