Japanese startup Xenoma is making a splash in the wearable fitness industry with its e-skin smart fitness shirts. Outfitted with sensors, the e-skin shirts essentially
Neutrogena has developed a new device which is capable of telling you way more about your skin than you probably want to know. The SkinScanner,
San Francisco-based startup, Sano, which was started in 2011, is developing what the company calls a minimally invasive, continuous glucose monitor that users can wear
AliveCor, whose CEO is former Google+ boss Vic Gundotra, has become the first company to have a medical device approved by the FDA for use
By harnessing artificial intelligence (AI), scientists have already made breakthroughs in designing machines that are nearly as intelligent and creative as humans. Now, taking inspiration
Ionity joint-venture from four major automakers will seek to make a major impact on the fast charging infrastructure across Europe. BMW, Ford, Daimler and VW
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