Produced by Big Data Digest Author: Peter Diamandis In 2014, at an infectious disease laboratory in Finland, health researcher Petteri Lahtela discovered something strange; he suddenly realized that many of the conditions he was studying overlapped. For example, while examining diseases that doctors believed were unrelated, such as Lyme disease, heart disease, and diabetes, he … Read more
When we go shopping, many store doors automatically open to welcome customers; faucets in restrooms automatically dispense water when needed, providing a more hygienic environment; smoke detectors tirelessly check for hazards all year round to ensure safety; and when we choose our favorite products, scanning to pay makes the checkout process more convenient and quick… … Read more
25-year-old Xiao Mao is a new media worker in Wuhan. Like many young workers, he often stays up late and eats takeout—having hot dry noodles for breakfast and stir-fried dishes or barbecued food for lunch and dinner. Under the dual influence of work pressure and a high-fat diet, Xiao Mao’s weight has slightly spiraled out … Read more
The first computer, ENIAC, was undoubtedly a monumental achievement in human history. However, IBM, which made computers smaller and accessible to households, truly rewrote history. Generations of engineers have tried to make silicon chips, screens, and buttons smaller and smaller. Just like finely ground and tightly packed coffee, when soaked with 9 atmospheres of boiling … Read more
In today’s rapidly developing technology landscape, smartwatches have quietly entered our lives, becoming a caring assistant for health monitoring. They are compact and exquisite, like a spirit on the wrist, always guarding our health. Heart Rate Monitoring: Guardian of Cardiac Health Smartwatches can capture the rhythm of the heart in real-time through advanced optical volume … Read more
As the weather gets hot, fans become one of the essential tools for cooling off. However, the fan blades and outer mesh accumulate a lot of dust. If not cleaned, the air blowing out will be filled with dust, which can easily cause respiratory diseases. So, is there a quick way to clean the fan? … Read more
â—ŽComputers Cannot Do Without Fans It can be seen that traditional Chinese medicine treats depression as the circulation of the body’s Qi. In general, everything, when obstructed, can lead to illness. If you can help patients relieve their depression and regulate their emotions, many ailments can be alleviated. In our current era, which is highly … Read more
Recently, I’ve been thinking about exercising, but I neither want to buy a gym membership nor a sports wristband, so I decided to make one myself. Vital sign monitoring refers to the method of observing and studying data such as body temperature, heart rate, respiratory status, and blood pressure using various sensors and devices. Different … Read more