Healthcare advancements are an important part of prolonging our lives and maintaining a healthy society. Scientists and researchers worldwide are constantly searching for the next cure for some debilitating disease, or finding new ways to diagnose patients, and most of this is only made possible with the help of new healthcare technologies that are being introduced to the market. Three of the areas that will transform the healthcare completely over the next 50 years are human augmentation, social robots and the open AI Ecosystem.
Google are also exploring into this field and are working on contact lenses for diabetes patients that can say that will measure blood sugar levels and body temperature allowing a more closely monitoring of the disease. There are even ways in which to enhance and restore memory now that are being experimented currently by the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).
The world of social robotics is also advancing at an extremely fast pace and has moved a long way since they were first introduced. We now have the likes of Paro, which is a robotic therapeutic seal designed to help elderly patients with various conditions ranging from stress to dementia. Although this is one of the more simple style robots, it still demonstrates how effective they can be.
Other more advanced robotics that will be coming our way shortly include Jibo, which is set to be the world’s first social robot to be introduced to the public. Jibo has been designed to act almost as a personal assistant to make our lives that little bit easier and help us to remember those all important things we need to do. It is similar to that of Amazon’s Echo, but a little more advanced.
All of these medical advancing technologies will have a massive impact on the healthcare over the next few years. Having the ability to diagnose patients remotely would mean huge benefits to us all. Soon, we may be able to do away with having to visit the doctor altogether and get instantly diagnosed within the comfort of our own homes.
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