Digital health tools are furious. Hospitals and healthcare systems confirm that they are useful in treating all kinds of ailments.
Casey Bennett is at the forefront of digital health tests. His laboratory has bleeding technologies, all designed to aid in brain health.
Bennett, who has a doctorate in computer science, is an adjunct and chairman of the IT health program at the Digital Compute and Media Faculty at the Depul University of Chicago. Earlier he was a senior scientist from CiGNA and CVS Health.
In his laboratory he has many different research projects using many different digital health technologies, including robots, wearing devices, smartphones, IoT devices, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and even adaptive robotic animals.
This week at Himscast Bennett will offer deep diving in his laboratory and various technologies that he hopes to introduce to the mainstream health care.
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Talking points:
- Using smartphones in the field of digital health to aid in brain health.
- Adaptive robots pets and conversation works as digital health tools supporting brain health.
- Wearing devices and virtual reality aid in brain health.
- The internet of digital health items play a role to improve brain health.
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