Experts in the field of medicine and engineering provide us with their visions for the future of healthcare.

A new prosthetic from Arizona State University and Florida International University provide the user with the physical sensation of touch.

Researchers from WPI and Albany Medical College are developing a robotic system that can deliver tumor-destroying, high-energy ultrasounds with the help of precise robotic delivery systems.

With twice the power of other biofuel cells, it could be teamed with batteries or supercapacitors to form a hybrid power source.

A magnetic field activates this implant to clean itself.

Northwestern University recently developed the first electrical device that be implanted without the need for external equipment, to help stimulate muscle regrowth by delivering electrical impulses within the human body.

Medical equipment often requires reliable, highly accurate measurement solutions for applications such as patient positioning or position measurement in automated laboratories. HEIDENHAIN examines how encoders can be used for precision medical...

Printing models continues to aid surgeries, while researchers think they are closer than ever to printing an organ.

Researchers from Purdue University are advancing wearable technology with their “smart sticker,” which can be easily applied like a temporary tattoo to monitor the wearers health data.

Behavioral/mental healthcare software is integrating new technologies with available treatment approaches to improve the productivity and effectiveness of the provided care.