Health Technology

What Is 3D Bioprinting? Understanding the Basics 3D bioprinting is a revolutionary process where living cells, biomaterials, and growth factors—collectively known as bio-inks—are printed layer by layer to create living tissues and organs. Unlike traditional 3D printing that uses plastics or metal, 3D bioprinting uses fragile cells structured into complex architectures that mimic real biological

Humanoid Robots in Healthcare Imagine a future where Humanoid robots assist healthcare workers by performing complex medical procedures with human-like dexterity and precision—controlled remotely by expert clinicians. Teleoperated robots, in particular, extend the reach of medical expertise by enabling clinicians to control robotic systems remotely, creating promising advances in AI healthcare robotics and robotic surgery.

Introduction Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are transforming the way medicine approaches paralysis, stroke rehabilitation, movement disorders, and patient communication. Once the realm of science fiction, BCIs are now at the forefront of neurotechnology, offering real possibilities for restoring independence and quality of life. This article explores the medical potential of BCIs, including BCI applications in healthcare

India’s healthcare system is undergoing a transformation as it responds to a growing population, a rising chronic disease burden, and an uneven distribution of healthcare resources. In this context, tele-intensive care units (Tele-ICUs) are emerging as a game changer. Using telecommunications and advanced monitoring technologies, Tele-ICUs allow specialists to remotely oversee critically ill patients—bridging gaps