Ultrasound Technology
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USC's Battery-Free Implant Aims to Provide Non-Addictive Pain Relief Reports say chronic pain affects 51.6 million Americans, and the effects are considered “high-impact” for about 17 million of them, influencing their life or work. Traditional methods of pain relief, such as opioid medications, carry the risk of addiction among other side effects. Current spinal cord stimulators are alternatives, but are expensive and require invasive surgery with a need for… |
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Researchers Unveil World's First Wearable Ultrasound System for Deep Tissue Imaging Researchers from the University of California San Diego, MIT, Yale University, and Stanford University have developed the world's first fully integrated wearable ultrasound system. This innovative device captures deep tissue images while the user is engaged in activities like walking, running, or cycling. Unlike previous systems, this… |
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STHVUP32: New Ultrasound Transmitter Optimized for Handheld Scanners STMicroelectronics has introduced the STHVUP32, a 32-channel Ultrasonic Transmitter with high output current for portable applications. The new transmitter, provides ±800mA aimed at portable systems that demand extra drive capability for a coaxial cable-mounted probe. Joining the portfolio… |
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Understanding Ultrasonic Flow Meters and it’s Working Principle in Water Flow Measurement Flow rate measurement involves the determination of the quantity of fluid passing through a specified surface area of a vessel at a particular time. Like all form of measurements, it has everyday life applications ranging from its use in monitoring water and gas consumption for bill estimation to more critical industrial applications (e.g large scale mixing of multiple… |
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Bionic Hand Enables Amputees Control Individual Prosthetic Fingers and Play Piano Luke Skywalker’s bionic hand made possible by ultrasound technology
It’s going to be real that a disabled person will able to use Piano or play musical instruments, by an amazing invention by Luke Skywalker’s, he made a bionic hand which is not far from reality for amputees on the Earth. Researchers of the Georgia… |
