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Wireless charging has already transformed how people power phones, wearables and even electric vehicles. The next leap is to advance wireless technologies beyond delivering electrical energy to directly producing nonelectrical outputs, such as optical, thermal and mechanical energy, according to actual needs. This would create an energy delivery network as flexible and efficient as the internet.
Supply chain disruptions can have swift and compounding consequences for manufacturers, leading to production delays, rising costs and a scramble to secure alternative suppliers.
NASA is leveraging its expertise and enhancing its test facilities to help address a rare but persistent aviation hazard: icing that occurs when aircraft encounter unusually large, very cold water droplets in clouds.
From the street straight into the battery: Researchers have developed a wireless charging system that charges electric buses via their wheels at bus stops. This technology is expected to significantly reduce the costs of running a bus line.
Site selection and enrollment failures are persistent challenges for life sciences organizations. A Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development analysis of nearly 16,000 investigative sites across 151 Phase II and III global trials found that nearly half of all selected sites either failed to enroll a patient or under-enrolled.1 Site-selection decisions commonly draw ... Read More
For years, healthcare organizations have pursued IT cost optimization through familiar tactics: renegotiating contracts, extending hardware refresh cycles, consolidating vendors, and managing cloud spending. Those efforts can produce incremental savings, yet many organizations find themselves confronting the same financial pressures a few years later. The larger challenge is often architectural. Increasingly, healthcare organizations are discovering ... Read More
What You Should Know Healthcare data platform Arcadia announced a major product portfolio restructuring during its annual customer conference, Aggregate, introducing three core solutions: Arcadia Ascent™, Arcadia CareJourney™, and Arcadia LifeScience. The solutions transition healthcare organizations from retrospective data reporting into active, coordinated execution across clinical, operational, and financial domains using embedded artificial intelligence and ... Read More
What You Should Know Bessemer Venture Partners and Bain & Company published their joint benchmark report, The 2026 Healthcare AI ROI Scorecard, surveying 226 healthcare C-suite executives across 65 discrete use cases spanning health systems, commercial payers, and biopharma enterprises. The multi-year transformation has compressed rapidly: while 84% of healthcare executives in 2025 expected generative ... Read More
What You Should Know Global AI care partner platform Heidi (formerly Heidi Health) announced the commercial launch of Heidi II, evolving its platform from passive ambient clinical documentation into an active agentic execution layer that completes administrative tasks surrounding patient visits. Addresses global clinical volume at scale: Heidi currently supports 2.8 million patient interactions weekly ... Read More
What You Should Know Dynamic physical AI and robotic mobility pioneer Wandercraft announced the acquisition of Ekso Bionics, Inc. from a subsidiary of ChronoScale Holdings Corporation, the transaction was unanimously approved by both boards of directors and signed and closed simultaneously (financial terms undisclosed). The business combination merges Wandercraft’s proprietary physical AI, dynamic balance robotics, ... Read More
Imagine a patient who arrives at the hospital for a transplant evaluation. She’s been treated at three different health systems over the past two years, seen specialists across the region, and filled prescriptions at pharmacies in two states. Her oncology navigator needs a complete picture of her care history before tomorrow morning’s appointment. Some of ... Read More
What You Should Know Healthcare revenue cycle generative AI company AKASA announced the commercial launch of its autonomous AI platform for the revenue cycle mid-cycle, expanding beyond AI-powered prebill review into fully autonomous execution for inpatient medical coding and clinical documentation integrity (CDI). Addresses the most complex, resource-intensive operational bottleneck in acute care: while human ... Read More