Medical Updates

13/09/2025

China started a fully automated factory without light with hundred percent accuracy and run by robots which is called Dark factory.

13/09/2025

In Africa, researchers put an AI robot to the ultimate test: a face-off with a lion. They paid dearly for it. Despite being trained on thousands of animal images and emotional cues, the system broke down at first sight — logging only: “Big cat. Scared.” It froze, looping the word “scared” over and over, and from then on reacted the same way to any four-legged creature. Engineers spent $500,000 and eight months repairing what had effectively become the world’s first robot with PTSD.

29/08/2025

29/08/2025

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29/08/2025

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29/08/2025

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19/08/2025

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19/08/2025

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03/08/2025

Japan is pioneering a new wave of health technology with the development of smart toilets that monitor users' health through waste analysis. These advanced fixtures are equipped with sensors and AI that can detect key health indicators in urine and stool, such as hydration levels, glucose, and pH balance. Some models connect to smartphone apps, allowing users to track trends and receive basic health insights from their daily bathroom routines. While still in early stages, and not yet widespread in homes, this innovation represents a promising step toward personalized and preventative healthcare through everyday technology.

17/07/2025

In a cutting-edge Swiss laboratory, researchers have reportedly engineered a groundbreaking bandage that actively accelerates wound healing.

Unlike traditional dressings, this bandage uses embedded microchannels and bioelectrodes to generate low-level electric fields, promoting tissue regeneration, enhancing cell growth, and combating bacteria without relying on drugs or topical agents.

The technology hinges on “electroceutical therapy,” where the bandage detects moisture in the wound and triggers gentle electric pulses.

These pulses mimic the body’s natural bioelectric signals, guiding skin cells and blood vessels to the injury site, reportedly boosting healing by up to 400%.

The bandage is crafted from flexible, breathable polymers, integrated with a silver mesh and a hydrogel layer to maintain a sterile, moist environment.

Small, disposable bio-batteries, roughly the size of a coin, power the system for days, offering a wireless, skin-safe solution.

Animal studies allegedly showed wounds that typically take 10 days to heal closing in just 2–3 days, with the electric fields also reducing infection and scarring by modulating local immune responses. This compact patch essentially functions like a portable wound-care clinic.

The Swiss team is said to be gearing up for human trials in burn units and diabetic care facilities, aiming to shorten hospital stays and lower costs, particularly for chronic ulcers or post-surgical wounds.

By avoiding antibiotics, this approach could also help combat antimicrobial resistance, working in harmony with the body’s biology.

29/06/2025

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