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Nevro

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

XaTek

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

TestCard

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Eyeque

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

1drop

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Tytocare

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Omron

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

iHealth

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Respiri

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Pivot

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Oshi Health

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Immersive Therapy

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Breezometer

IDTechEx Analyst Dr Nadia Tsao reports on her findings from CES 2019.

Health and Wellness Technologies at CES 2019

Coverage of the health and wellness technologies at CES 2019 including digital health, telemedicine, remote patient monitoring, diagnostics, bioelectronic medicine, elder care, sleep tech, and baby tech

Smart Cities International Symposium Report January 22-24 Chicago

This 40 person event had many good speakers and interactions IDTechEx Chairman Dr Peter Harrop reports on his findings.

Smart Cities are not Data Centric Any More

It is now clear that smart cities can be zero emission, quiet and make all their own clean water, food and electricity.

3D printed soft mesh robots created

Researchers have created 3D-printed flexible mesh structures that can be controlled with applied magnetic fields while floating on water. The structures can grab small objects and carry water droplets, giving them the potential to be useful as soft robots that mimic creatures living on water surfaces or that can serve as tissue scaffolds for cell cultures.

Scientists boost stability of low cost, large area solar modules

Scientists have resolved a fundamental weakness in a promising solar technology known as Perovskite Solar Cells, or PSCs. Their innovations appear to improve both the devices' stability and scalability in one fell swoop and could be key to moving PSCs to market.

Tapping body heat to power smart garments

Some research has shown that small amounts of power can be harvested from a human body over an eight-hour workday, but the special materials needed at present are either very expensive, toxic or inefficient.

Mercedes-Benz Cars to build battery factory in Jawor, Poland

Mercedes-Benz Cars will build a battery factory at the Polish site in Jawor and thus extend the global battery production network of up to nine factories.