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AI tool promises to predict fatal heart rhythm

View web version 18 April 2024 — Issue 8 | Vol 19     Source Products  |  Webinar Library  |  Standards AI tool promises to predict fatal heart rhythm A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Leicester reveals that artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to predict if a person is at risk of a lethal heart rhythm, correctly identifying the condition roughly 80% of the time. Read more → KNF Neuberger, Inc. The power of Smooth Flow KNF further expands its Smooth Flow, low pulsation series with new FP 7 and FP 25 liquid pumps, delivering flow rates from 15 – 70 and 50 – 250 ml/min, respectively.   View more FAULHABER MICROMO Drive systems for medical and laboratory equipment The range of medical applications where failure must absolutely not happen is large. Whatever your medical application needs may be, our broad portfolio of drive systems and accessories is always the right prescription.   Learn more A sound replacement for sensor batteries Sound-sensitive devices offer an alternative to the batteries required to power sensors in infrastructure monitoring systems or medical wearables. Read more → Radar tech to monitor the health status of a driver With the goal of making health checks easier, a research team from the University of Waterloo in Canada is using a radar that is smaller than a USB thumb drive incorporated into the vehicle cabin. Read more →

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