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GlobalData has identified the main trends in the nanotechnology industry over the next 12 to 24 months and classified them into three categories: technology/scientific trends, macroeconomic trends, and regulatory trends,...
Smartwatches in 2018 accounted for approximately 60% of the overall wearables market, according to GlobalData estimates.
Wearables are key in collecting large amounts of data and can easily be paired with software systems for analysis. Big tech companies such as Google (Alphabet) are developing algorithms that...
Traditional skin patches have been used for routine medical purposes including fixation of medical devices, simple drug release, and wound management. However, traditional medical patches are bulkier and wire-laden The...
Wearable technology has been used almost exclusively for fitness purposes to date, steered by the increasing demand of consumers to monitor their own health.
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Wearable technology has been used almost exclusively for fitness purposes to date, steered by the increasing demand of consumers to monitor their own health. Growing demand and functionality has gathered...
Applications for nanotechnology in medicine include imaging, diagnosis, or the delivery of drugs that will help medical professionals treat various diseases.
A persistent problem in medicine is the ability to specifically target diseased cells and tissues. Nanomedicine refers to the area of science that combines nanotechnology with drugs or diagnostic molecules...
In 2018, the wearable tech market was worth approximately $23bn and is likely to grow to $54bn by 2023, witnessing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19%, according to...
