The continuous innovation and development of sensing technologies, image processing techniques, and deep learning frameworks have caught the attention of many researchers, who are developing cutting-edge systems for medical applications. This article talks about the recent usage of camera-based biomedical signal processing and the basic concepts you should understand or … [Read more...] about Reshaping engineered clinical decision support systems
Technological innovation
Digital transformation, Industry 4.0, and extended reality
Digital transformation has been a very popular topic in the last decade. Every major technology provider and consultancy firm worldwide has its definition for it; however, for many, it has become a buzzword that has been used and abused to sell every possible service or gadget, without helping companies build a clear path for successful adoption that will turn the new … [Read more...] about Digital transformation, Industry 4.0, and extended reality
Network as a service: A new vista of opportunities
The networking industry, compared to the computer industry, has been slow in evolving from a closed ecosystem with limited abstractions to a more open ecosystem with well-defined, sophisticated, high-level abstractions. This has resulted in an ossified Internet architecture that inhibits innovation and is unnecessarily complex. Fortunately, there has been an exciting flux of … [Read more...] about Network as a service: A new vista of opportunities
Would you be interested in a corporate start-up?
Entrepreneurship. Innovation. Creativity. While these words may spark some sort of inspiration within you, most people would associate these ingenuity concepts with start-ups. But it is not only startups that need entrepreneurs. In today's world, high-performing companies need to constantly reinvent themselves. They must consistently find new products and services to stay … [Read more...] about Would you be interested in a corporate start-up?
Academic entrepreneurship
Enacted by the U.S. Congress to more readily advance inventions to practical benefit, the 1980 Bayh?Dole Act allows U.S. institutions to take the title of federally funded inventions. Thus, it effectively removed the U.S. federal government as the gatekeeper for technology transfer. For more about this article see link below. To access the PDF version of this article, … [Read more...] about Academic entrepreneurship