Professor Yang Wei of the Nottingham School of Art & Design. Picture provided by Nottingham Trent University
Researchers are developing a smart textiles bra to help women with intellectual disabilities monitor for breast…
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(L to R) Dr Yola Jones of Seluna, Dr Ruth Hamilton, Dr Scott Black of Seluna, Prof Haytham Kubba, and Innes Taylor of Seluna (Credit: Martin Shields Photography)
Glasgow-based MedTech firm Seluna has launched…
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A six-month project involving the use of smart sensors at a retirement housing development in South Lanarkshire has demonstrated benefits for both tenants and housing providers.
It involved sensors being placed around communal spaces and…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHS GGC) and digital health company Doccla have announced plans to launch “Scotland’s largest virtual hospital”.
The health board will use Doccla’s remote monitoring technology to establish 1,000 virtual ward…
Neuranics, a Scottish deep-tech semiconductor company, has secured $8 million in seed funding for its magnetic sensing technology.Blackfinch Ventures led the round, with participation from Archangels, Old College Capital, the University of Glasgow, Par…
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The da Vinci surgical system in use at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (Image provided by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde)
More than 10,000 patients across Scotland have benefitted from da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) since…
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Groundbreaking Research Initiative
The University of Edinburgh‘s NeurEYE research team, in collaboration with Glasgow Caledonian University, has achieved a remarkable milestone by collecting nearly one million eye scans from opticians across Scotland. This unprecedented dataset,…
Baljean Dhillon, professor of clinical ophthalmology at the University of Edinburgh (Credit: andrewperry.co.uk)
Researchers are working with high street opticians to develop a digital tool that can predict a person’s risk of dementia from…
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has launched an app for parents of young children to bring together a host of health and wellbeing advice.Happy Healthy Tots, which is available through the Right Decisions app…
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Technology to allow faster diagnosis and assessment of skin conditions is being rolled out across primary care in Scotland, starting with Dumfries and Galloway and Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Using a secure mobile phone app…
