In the recent studies with engineers from India and Japan, they have developed a new hypodermic microneedle that is completely painless. The design is based on nature’s grotesque horror, the female mosquito, is the unique micro-electro-mechanical based suction system. This system uses an intermittent sucking motion to draw up blood, which is how most god-awful [...]
Pipette Remixed
I am not that sure enough that this newly designed pipette adds any more grandeur to the institution where it is coming from, the University of Cambridge. However, it does seem to offer a more convenient way for those in labs to go though routines. Mmmm, hopefully this will help ease the works in the [...]
Obstetrics on The iPhone?
News are spreading that Apple’s new iPhone is here, medical informatics companies also are starting to announce their wares for the mobile platform. AirStrip Technologies, will be releasing an application that should allow an obstetrician to access his hospitalized patients’ fetal heart rates and uterine tonometry data while having a walk through a park. Wow! [...]
Motion C5 Mobile Clinical Assistant!
The Motion Computing has just announced that its clinically oriented C5 tablet PC, a computer covered by us on a number of occasions before, has just been upgraded and fortified thanks to a new solid state drive (SSD). Wow! This is really amazing guys. I’m sure there are a lot of medical personnel’s will love [...]
Insulin Nanopump Prototype!
Here is a new discover by Debiotech S.A of Lausanne, Switzerland the first prototypes of the company’s tiny insulin pump, a device that is reported back in April 2007. Here’s a press release with this amazing invention. The working principle is a volumetric membrane pump, with a pair of check valves, integrated in a MEMS [...]
Better Tumor Diagnosis: Wavelet
The Warwick University researchers, using “wavelet” computer image analysis technology, developed a method to identify the exact subtype of meningioma, a common brain and nervous system cancer that exhibits different mutations. From Warwick University: A wavelet filter is a computing tool that could be thought of as acting like a virtual microscope to analyse signals [...]