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AI stethoscope signals “silent epidemic” of heart disease years earlier

AI stethoscope signals “silent epidemic” of heart disease years earlier

GPs could diagnose symptom-free heart valve disease much earlier with the help of artificial intelligence, potentially saving thousands of lives.

‘Plug-in’ solar panels to be sold in shops across England

‘Plug-in’ solar panels to be sold in shops across England

Under new plans to cut energy bills, plug-in solar will be available to purchase in retailers such as Lidl and Iceland, and the majority of new homes will come with panels fitted as standard.

This robot is so sensitive, it can grasp a single crisp

This robot is so sensitive, it can grasp a single crisp

Sensitive touch is one of robotics’ biggest hurdles. Now, a new type of robotic hand has been developed that can pick up fragile objects without crushing them.

Machine Vision, Explained: What can machine vision really deliver on the factory floor?

Machine Vision, Explained: What can machine vision really deliver on the factory floor?

In the second of our three-part 'Machine Vision, Explained' series with Clearview Imaging and Zebra Technologies, we chat with Allan Anderson, MD, to explore to what performance improvements machine vision can bring, what factors influence return on investment, how the technology machine impacts compliance with evolving standards and regulations, and what impact democratising machine vision will have on UK industry as a whole.

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