Hot on the heels of Mashable's report of a robotic petting zoo comes Fast Company on a huggable robotic monkey that can be used to diagnose dementia.
Hot on the heels of Mashable's report of a robotic petting zoo comes Fast Company on a huggable robotic monkey that can be used to diagnose dementia.
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There's not as much here as I'd like to see about the approach that's been taken, but there's enough to let me know that I'd like to see the approach use more widely.For the past year, the National Aspergillosis Centre (NAC) based at the University hospital of South Manchester has employed writer in residence, Caroline Hawkridge, to work with patients and staff, because of a conviction that word exploration is already boosting the effectiveness of the care given by its health staff...
For the past year, the National Aspergillosis Centre (NAC) based at the University hospital of South Manchester has employed writer in residence, Caroline Hawkridge, to work with patients and staff, because of a conviction that word exploration is already boosting the effectiveness of the care given by its health staff.
A little too heavy on corporate image, but some valuable insight into the possibilities of using Glass in hospitals. Via Fast Company.